Appliance Repair Flyers

Mini flyers at 2.5x4 inches fit in wallets, fridge magnets, and mail slots without being discarded. Their small size encourages saving, and a bold phone number on 40% of the card ensures quick access during a breakdown. For a 200-unit apartment complex, 2500 cards cost less than full-size flyers and have a higher retention rate.

Your logo and phone number must dominate the front, taking up at least 40% of the space. Add “text for faster dispatch” if you offer SMS booking. Keep the design simple for panic reads at arm's length. Sample layout: logo top-left, phone centered in large bold font, and a single tagline like “Same-day service.”

Order 500 to 1000 mini flyers per 200-unit building, enough for initial distribution and restocking. Place stacks in laundry rooms, mailrooms, and near dumpsters. For property managers, include your after-hours line and average response window. Track which stack gets calls using a unique text short code per property.

List the top 5 brands you service, such as LG, Samsung, Whirlpool, GE, and Frigidaire. Use bullet points or a small grid. Avoid long paragraphs. Add your service area zip codes below the brand list. This helps customers quickly confirm you cover their appliance type and location.

Kraft stock gives a rugged, eco-friendly feel that matches the trades industry and holds up in laundry rooms. Gloss is better for high-moisture areas like laundromats. For 2500 cards, kraft costs about $15 less than gloss. Both work with magnet backing if you want fridge-ready cards.

Yes, place a small QR code on the back corner, no larger than 0.5x0.5 inches. Link it to your booking page or a video showing common repairs. Test that the code scans at arm's length. Avoid crowding it near brand logos or phone numbers. A QR code can increase online bookings by 20%.

Use a unique text short code per location, such as “text WASH to 55555” for one apartment complex and “text DRY to 55555” for another. Log incoming texts in your dispatch software weekly. This method costs $10 per month per short code and shows which stack generates paid dispatches.

Use a sticker overlay on your base card to promote seasonal services. For example, add “AC Season” in summer or “Holiday Oven Rush” in December. Stickers cost $0.05 each for 2500 cards and avoid new printing plates. This keeps your core design consistent while targeting urgent needs.