Typical items on a carpentry invoice
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- Custom furniture or built-ins
- Doors, frames and skirting
- Decking and framing
- Timber and hardware
- Finishing and installation
From built-in wardrobes to repairs and framing, invoice your time and the timber on one clear invoice that shows the craft behind the price.
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FAQ
Either by the hour or with a fixed price per job. Custom pieces are usually quoted as a fixed price, while repairs and smaller jobs are often charged by the hour.
Yes. Timber, sheet materials and hardware are real costs that vary per job. Listing them separately shows the customer what the materials cost and what your craft costs.
For custom work, yes. A deposit covers the materials before you start, often a third to half of the job, and is deducted on the final invoice.
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