3 finished designs
Garage door flyer for motor installs, repairs and new doors
A garage door flyer has two jobs: sell the upgrade people have been putting off, and be the number on the fridge when a spring snaps at night. These three designs for Liftlark Garage Doors, a fictional business in Newcastle NSW, lead with "Automate your door for $549" and keep the 24 hour breakdown line and the NSW licence number in view.
The 3 designs
The same business laid out three ways, on three templates and three colour themes. Every price, name and time on these was written for this example, so you can judge the layouts on real content rather than placeholder text.
Motor offer
Motor Fitted $549
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Doors and repairs
Garage Doors and Repairs
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Automate and repairs
Automate Your Door for $549
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The three designs
The motor design is the promotion. A large circle shows the ribbed face of a roller door, and the type underneath reads "MOTOR $549, Automate your door, fully fitted" with a paragraph listing what is included and a "Book a fitting" button. Use it for a spring letterbox drop or a Facebook offer post. The services design is the everyday flyer: "MOTOR FITTED $549" over a photo of a house with a double garage, then three columns for springs and cables, sectional and roller doors, and 24 hour breakdowns, with a call button in the footer. It works as a handout after a repair job, when the customer is most likely to keep it. The automate design is the most complete: "Automate your door for $549" in a large circle, a quote circle with the 5 year warranty, a paragraph on repairs, two service items for breakdowns and remotes, and a footer with the licence, ABN and a free measure offer. Pin it at a hardware store or give it to a real estate agent for new owners.
What this flyer must carry
A garage door flyer needs the headline offer with its inclusions, the repair services, the call out fee, an emergency line, the warranty and the licence. Liftlark prints the $549 motor package, spring and cable repairs, the $120 call out credited to larger repairs, 24 hour breakdowns, remotes at $65 and the 5 year motor warranty, with NSW contractor licence 298461C and an ABN. In New South Wales, the licensee name and licence number must appear in advertising for licensed residential building work, and work over $5,000, such as a new door, needs a licensed contractor. The motor connection may also need a licensed electrician if new wiring is involved. Keep every price GST inclusive.
How to adapt this flyer
For a business that mainly installs new doors, use the services design and change the three columns to colours, insulation and wind rated doors, each with a starting price, because a new door buyer compares options. For a repair only business, use the automate design, drop the motor price from the hero and lead with "Spring snapped? Fixed today", keeping the call out and credit line. For commercial roller shutters, use the motor design and swap the household offer for an annual service contract price for shops and warehouses.
What makes these work
The motor offer says what $549 includes
The motor design prints "MOTOR $549" and then lists the belt drive motor, two remotes, a wall button, removal of the old opener and the 5 year motor warranty. A price with its inclusions turns a vague "from" offer into something a reader can book on the spot.
The emergency job is never more than a glance away
All three designs name the 24 hour breakdown service, and the automate design gives it a heading of its own: "Breakdowns 24 hours. A door stuck open at night is a security risk." Most garage door work starts with a breakdown, so the flyer that gets kept is the one that answers that call.
The call out fee comes with its credit
The automate design says the call out is $120, credited to any repair over $300. Stating the fee and the condition together tells the reader the worst case cost and the likely one, which removes the hesitation that keeps people from calling about a noisy spring until it breaks.
Questions people ask
Does a garage door installer in NSW need a licence number on flyers?
If the business does licensed residential building work, yes. NSW rules require the licensee name and licence number in advertising for that work, and installing a new door over $5,000 is licensed work. Print the number exactly as on the licence. Liftlark uses a fictional number, 298461C, in the same format, and shows it on two of the three designs.
What price should a garage door flyer lead with?
Lead with the job most people can say yes to without a quote. A motor fitted to an existing door has a predictable price, so it makes a good headline offer. New doors depend on size and finish, and repairs depend on the fault, so give those a call out fee and a free measure instead of a headline price.
Should a garage door flyer mention a 24 hour service?
Only if someone actually answers the phone at night. A door stuck open is a security problem, and the business that picks up at 10pm usually wins that customer for every job after. If you cannot cover nights, print your real hours instead; a promise of 24 hour service that goes to voicemail costs more trust than it earns.
Which sizes do these garage door designs come in?
Each design is authored natively for every canvas size: A4 portrait and landscape, Instagram post and story, Facebook post, LinkedIn post, Facebook cover and Twitter header. Resizing swaps in the layout built for that size and carries the text across. The services design is a good fit for a Facebook post because its photo reads well in a wide crop.
Can I change the colours to match my vans?
Yes. The builder has 99 themes, and you can change the theme for the whole flyer in one step, then adjust a single text colour with a theme token or a custom hex value in the inspector. Style changes are stored per canvas size, so adjust the A4 page and each social size you plan to use.
Is a photo of a house better than a photo of a motor?
For a homeowner, usually yes. A motor in close up looks like a part, while a house with a neat new door looks like the result they want. The services design uses a house with a double garage, and the motor design uses the texture of a roller door, keeping the hardware in the words.
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