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Landscaping & lawn care invoice template

A free landscaping invoice template that works just as well for lawn care. It is pre-filled with a month of mowing plus a spring cleanup. Edit the visits, materials, and prices, then download or print a PDF.

Fill in your invoice

From (your business)
Bill to (customer)
Line items
  • $180.00
  • $275.00
  • $340.00
  • $120.00
  • $40.00

Preview

Greenway Lawn & Landscape

(555) 123-4567 hello@example.com

INVOICE

Invoice #
LS-1001
Date
Oct 16, 2026
Due
Oct 31, 2026

Bill to

Pat Nguyen

123 Main St Springfield, USA

DescriptionQtyPriceAmount
Weekly lawn mowing, edging, and blowing (visits)4$45.00$180.00
Spring cleanup: leaves and debris removal1$275.00$275.00
Hardwood mulch, installed (cubic yards)5$68.00$340.00
Shrub trimming (hours)2$60.00$120.00
Yard waste disposal1$40.00$40.00
Subtotal
$955.00
Total
$955.00

Notes & terms

Payment due within 15 days. Weekly mowing is billed monthly for visits completed. Thank you!

Powered by Redbud Way · redbudway.com

Everything stays in your browser. Nothing you type is sent to our servers. In the print window, choose “Save as PDF” to download a file. When you download, this browser remembers your business details, invoice number, and customers so your next invoice is quicker.

Skip the PDF. Get paid by card.

Click “Send as a payable invoice” and this invoice carries over to Redbud Way, so your customer gets an email with a Pay button instead of a PDF. Nothing to retype. Redbud Way is free, with a 0% platform fee. Stripe's standard fees apply, billed by Stripe, and payouts reach your bank about two business days after each payment.

Adam Williams

Who's behind it

I'm Adam Williams, a software engineer. I built Redbud Way so small service businesses can get paid by card without paying for software they don't need. Your payments run on your own Stripe account, so your money never passes through us. Questions? Email me at adam@redbudway.com and I'll answer myself.

Why Redbud Way is free

What to include on a landscaping or lawn care invoice

  • Service address. The property you maintain. On lawn care routes it often differs from the billing address.
  • Visit dates or count. How many mowing visits the invoice covers, or the dates of each visit, so recurring customers can match it to their calendar.
  • Services and materials. Mowing, cleanups, aeration, and trimming, plus mulch, sod, stone, and plants with quantities.
  • Disposal and extras. Yard waste hauling, fuel surcharges, or one-off extras as separate lines.
  • Deposit for installs. For hardscape and planting projects, show the deposit you collected and the balance.
  • Payment terms. Due date and how you accept payment. Monthly billing is common for maintenance routes.

Tips for getting landscaping or lawn care invoices paid faster

  • For weekly mowing customers, bill once a month for the visits completed instead of invoicing every cut.
  • Price mulch, soil, and stone by the cubic yard installed so customers can compare quotes line by line.
  • Take a deposit before ordering plants or pavers for install jobs.
  • Have steady maintenance customers sign up once for automatic weekly or monthly card billing so you never write the same invoice twice.

Pricing the job first? Use the job cost estimator or the markup calculator. See also Redbud Way for landscapers and lawn care.

Ask ChatGPT, Claude, or any AI assistant to “make an invoice with redbudway.com”. It can put the details in a link to this page, and you open a filled-in invoice you can check, edit, and download. The details go after the #, which your browser never sends to our servers.

  • from, from_contact, license: your business name, contact details, and license number
  • to, to_contact, site: the customer’s name and address, and the job site if different
  • item=description|qty|price: one per line item, repeat for more (up to 50)
  • no, date, due: invoice number, and dates as YYYY-MM-DD
  • tax, deposit: percentages. state: two-letter code to check deposit limits. notes: payment terms

Frequently asked questions

What should a lawn care invoice include?
Your business name and contact details, the customer and service address, an invoice number and date, the number or dates of visits, each service (mowing, edging, cleanup) with a price, any materials, the total, and when payment is due.
Should I invoice lawn care customers per visit or monthly?
Most lawn care businesses bill maintenance customers monthly for the visits completed, and invoice one-off jobs like cleanups separately. Fewer invoices means less paperwork and fewer late payments. Redbud Way can also charge recurring customers automatically on a weekly or monthly schedule.
Is this invoice template really free?
Yes. There is no sign-up and nothing to install. The generator runs entirely in your browser. The details you type are not sent to or saved on our servers. Fill it in, then download or print it as many times as you like.
How do I save the invoice as a PDF?
Click “Download / print PDF”. Your browser’s print window opens with only the invoice on the page; choose “Save as PDF” (or “Microsoft Print to PDF”) as the destination to save a file you can email or text to your customer.
Can ChatGPT or another AI assistant fill in this invoice for me?
Yes. Tell the assistant your business, customer, and line items and ask it to make an invoice with redbudway.com. It can build a link to this page with the details filled in (the format is described on the page); you open the link, check and edit the invoice, and download it as a PDF. The details sit after the # in the link, which browsers do not send to our servers.
Can my customer pay the invoice by card?
A PDF invoice can only ask for payment: your customer still has to mail a check or find another way to pay. With a free Redbud Way account you can send the invoice with a card pay link instead, or send a quote that collects a deposit first, and the money is paid out to your bank about two business days after each payment. Redbud Way charges a 0% platform fee. Stripe’s standard fees apply, billed to your own Stripe account: 2.9% + 30¢ per card payment plus 0.4% Stripe Invoicing on an invoice or quote, so a $300 invoice costs $10.20. The full fee table is at redbudway.com/pricing#fees.

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