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Septic pumping invoice template, lid to load.

For a pump-out at a house with no riser: the dig, the tank, the extra gallons and the long hose run. Every field edits in place.

Invoice

No. 1042
Your Septic Service
Street address, City, ST
Phone · email
License no. (if your trade needs one)
Bill toRay DufresneJob address
JobSeptic pump-out, 1,000 gallon tank
Date · DueDate issued · Due in 14 days
ItemQtyUnitRateAmount
Locate and dig to lid
No riser, lid about 2 ft down
1flat$150.00$150.00
Pump-out, 1,000 gallon tank1each$375.00$375.00
Additional gallons
Tank held 1,250 gallons
250gallon$0.35$87.50
Effluent filter cleaning1each$45.00$45.00
Excess hose length
Over 100 ft from the truck
1flat$50.00$50.00
Disposal fee1load$65.00$65.00
Subtotal$772.50
Tax (0%)$0.00
Amount due$772.50
Due on completion.
Pump-out record filed with the board of health where your town requires it.
Tank condition at pumping: baffles, sludge level and outlet noted on your record. Any repair is quoted separately.
Next pump-out suggested in (put years here) based on household size and today's levels. Sales tax not charged; add it if your state requires it.

Click any text to change it. Rates and the tax rate are examples, so put in your own. Totals update as you type.

What this template covers

  • The pump-out flat by tank size, with extra gallons billed per gallon
  • Digging to the lid as its own line, so a riser starts to look like a good idea
  • Extra hose and the disposal load spelled out
  • Tank condition and the next pump-out in the terms, where the customer will see them
  • No tax by default, with a note to add it where your state requires it

Skip the template next time

Before the truck pulls out, tell Redline "invoice Dufresne $772.50 for the pump-out". It drafts one amount with a one-line description; approve it, and he gets a card pay link from you. Unpaid ones get flagged at day 3, 7 and 14.

Pump-outs come around every few years, which is longer than any reminder will hold. Put the next due year in his notes and the tank size on his file, so the next call starts with the right answer. Invoicing is on Solo, $29 a month with a 7-day free trial. See septic software or contacts and CRM.

Bill it before the hose is coiled.

Start free, then add Solo for invoices and card pay links. Every pump-out gets paid into your own Stripe account.

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