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Pool service flyer with weekly plans and a green pool rescue
A pool service flyer reaches two very different readers: someone with a green pool before a party, and someone who wants never to think about the pool again. These three designs for Saltcell Pool Care, a fictional Gold Coast business, lead with a green to clean rescue in five days and print weekly care at $49 a visit, chemicals included.
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.
Plans table
Pool Care Plans
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Green pool rescue
Green to Clean in 5 Days
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Technician photo
Weekly Pool Care $49
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The three designs
The plans table design is a clean comparison: a blue header, "Green to clean in 5 days", a three column table and a "text a photo of your pool" bar. It suits community Facebook groups and the noticeboard at a pool shop, where people compare. The green pool rescue design centres the headline over a photo of a clear backyard pool and three features, which makes it the strongest Instagram post. The technician photo design shows someone working a pole in the water, with a dark headline panel, a green price band and three features, and is the best letterbox flyer because it shows the service being done.
What this flyer must carry
Plan prices and what they include, the rescue promise and how it is priced, the repair service, the area (Burleigh Heads to Coomera) and how to book, which here is texting a photo. Pool cleaning does not need a licence in Queensland, so the flyer prints an ABN, but pool safety barriers are regulated, and a pool business should never imply it certifies fences unless it holds a pool safety inspector licence. Plans are priced for home pools up to 50,000 litres, and the table caption says so.
How to adapt this flyer
For a mobile pool shop, use the table design to compare water testing, chemical delivery and equipment sales, with prices per item. For a holiday rental specialist, the technician photo design works with a changeover clean between guests and a photo report for the owner. For a salt chlorinator repair business, use the rescue design with cell replacement and a repair turnaround, because a dead chlorinator is what turns most pools green.
What makes these work
The rescue has a deadline
"Green to clean in 5 days" puts a number on the outcome. Someone staring at a green pool wants to know when they can swim, and a time bound promise beats a list of chemicals. Every design repeats it.
Chemicals included makes the plan price honest
Weekly $49 and fortnightly $69 both say chemicals included. Pool customers often get a low visit fee and a chemical bill on top, so a plan price that covers both is the comparison that wins.
The table answers "what do I get"
The plans design compares weekly, fortnightly and green rescue across seven rows: price, water testing, chemicals, skim and vacuum, filter, equipment check and a text report. A table makes the difference between the two plans obvious: fortnightly gets a monthly equipment check rather than one every visit.
Questions people ask
What should a weekly pool service include for the price?
At least water testing and balancing, skimming, brushing, vacuuming and cleaning the baskets and filter, with chemicals either included or clearly priced. Saltcell includes chemicals in $49 a visit and sends a text report after each visit, and the table shows exactly how fortnightly differs, so customers are not comparing different services.
How do I price a green pool rescue without seeing it?
Ask for a photo first and quote a fixed price from it, as these flyers do. Colour and visibility tell you most of what you need: a cloudy green pool takes far less work than a black one. Promise the time, five days here, rather than a single visit, because shocking and settling takes several visits.
Do pool cleaners need a licence in Queensland?
Routine pool cleaning and maintenance does not need a licence, so an ABN is the business identifier to print. Pool safety inspections and certificates are a separate, licensed role under the QBCC. Do not advertise fence checks or compliance certificates unless the business holds that licence.
Which pool flyer design should go up at a pool shop?
The plans table, because it lets someone compare the weekly and fortnightly plans and the rescue in one look while they wait at the counter. Print it on A4 and keep a stack beside it. The other two designs are better on social media, where a photo has to catch attention first.
Can the table be shown on an Instagram post?
Yes, the plans design has a native Instagram post version at 1080 by 1080, which keeps the table in a square layout. Seven rows become small at that size, so for Instagram consider cutting the table to the four most important rows. Changes made at one size stay with that size.
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