Tree Service Invoice Template

A tree service invoice informs customers receiving it of their obligation to pay for a project or contract. Tree service contractors plant, treat, and remove trees as well as groom them to fit a client’s landscaping needs. All products (e.g., seeds, cables) and service charges are listed on the invoice with their total.

Tree Service Invoice Template

A tree service invoice informs customers receiving it of their obligation to pay for a project or contract. Tree service contractors plant, treat, and remove trees as well as groom them to fit a client’s landscaping needs. All products (e.g., seeds, cables) and service charges are listed on the invoice with their total.

Last updated May 28th, 2025

A tree service invoice informs customers receiving it of their obligation to pay for a project or contract. Tree service contractors plant, treat, and remove trees as well as groom them to fit a client’s landscaping needs. All products (e.g., seeds, cables) and service charges are listed on the invoice with their total.

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Services Provided

  • Tree Removal – Cutting down trees, particularly those that are hazardous or dead, stripping their limbs, and gathering and hauling away the debris.
  • Tree Trimming and Pruning – Inspecting the tree for diseased branches to remove, cutting away overgrown or misshapen branches, and eliminating any limbs that may fall.
  • Stump Grinding and Removal – Cutting and shredding tree stumps that are either hazardous or obstructing an area; the service may include full root extractions.
  • Emergency Service – Responding immediately or with minimal turnaround time to clear away damaged, fallen, and dangerous trees and limbs downed by natural disasters such as floods or storms.
  • Bracing – Using equipment (such as cables) to support split tree limbs or prevent damage to fragile trees.
  • Lot Clearing – Removing the shrubs, trees, and other vegetation to prepare a site for construction; also includes grading the land and hauling away debris.
  • Consultation – Analyzing a tree’s placement, its surroundings, health, and any other factor that can endanger the tree or that causes the tree to be a danger; also developing and advising on solutions to maintain the tree’s health and safety.
  • Fire Prevention – Reducing or lowering fire risks by clearing away brush and other vegetation from an area; includes implementing other safety measures for the surrounding area, such as lowering fuel loads in areas prone to wildfires.