Bathroom Remodeling Flyers

We recommend a 4.25x11 inch vertical flyer on 14pt kraft paper. The tall format lets you stack a before and after photo. The matte, textured kraft feels like a contractor sample, not a glossy ad. A quantity of 2500 covers multiple home shows or a direct mail campaign. This size also fits neatly under a fridge magnet.

Include a bold line like "Financing from $99/month" near the main headline. Place it above the call-to-action button. Keep the monthly payment clear and simple. For example, "$99/mo for 60 months with approved credit." This helped one contractor increase lead calls by 30% in the first week. Ensure the font is at least 12pt for readability.

It is better to focus on one main service, such as tub-to-shower conversions. If you must include multiple projects, use a small grid with three icons like bathtub, vanity, and tile. Keep the primary before/after photo for your best seller. A client who offered three services saw 20% lower conversion than those who focused on one. Stick to one hero project per flyer.

Order at least 2500 flyers for a single home show. This covers booth handout, leaving stacks at exit, and follow-up mailings. A contractor used 3000 flyers at a weekend show and booked 12 in-home measures. The unique consult URL on each flyer helped track that each measure cost $42.50 in printing. You can always reorder if you run out.

Real before and after photos are essential. Stock images look generic and hurt trust. Use your own high-resolution images taken at the same angle. A contractor who switched to real photos saw a 50% increase in call-to-action clicks. If you lack photos, offer a free design consult as a lead magnet. The flyer should feel authentic and local.

Yes, a separate flyer for senior accessibility works best. Use a different headline like "Safe, Curbless Showers for Aging in Place." Focus on grab bars, zero-threshold entries, and non-slip flooring. Adult children often research for parents. One remodeler sent 2000 senior-specific flyers and got 8 consultations worth $15,000 each. Keep the aesthetic warm and reassuring.

Use a unique vanity URL or QR code for each show. For example, "yourcompany.com/home-show-june." This lets you count visits and form fills. A contractor printed 2500 flyers with a unique code and tracked 40 booked measures. The cost per measure was $31.25. Combine this with a phone number that forwards to your CRM. Never rely on generic contact info alone.

Yes, but only if you are an authorized dealer. Place logos in a small row near the bottom. Use official brand assets and keep them at least 0.5 inches tall. A flyer with three brand logos increased perceived value by 25% in a survey. Do not imply endorsement. Add a line: "Proud installer of Kohler and Schluter products." This builds trust quickly.