Trades and home services flyer examples, three designs each

Price, proof and a way to book

Most homeowners keep a trade flyer only if it shows a price. The electrician flyer prints its call out fee, the fencing flyer a price per metre by style, the concreter a driveway and slab price, the locksmith its after hours rates and the pool service its weekly plans. Trust comes next: a licence or registration line, insurance, a guarantee or a before and after photo. Then one clear way to book, usually a phone number and a web address. The flyers that skip the price use a single offer instead, such as a termite inspection, a three room carpet clean or a green pool rescue.

Three designs for one business

Every page shows the same business in three layouts, for example a price list, a photo led design and a step by step design, so you can see how one offer reads in each. Every design used here exists at all eight sizes, from A4 portrait for a letterbox drop to Instagram and Facebook posts, so the same flyer can be resized for social media. Photos are stock photographs chosen to show the job itself. One flyer carries a QR code, on a design that has a slot for one.

Licences, claims and adapting one

Twenty three of the flyers are Australian and print the licence or registration line their state expects; others are set in New Zealand, the United States and the United Kingdom. Licence numbers, business numbers and phone numbers are fictional and written so they cannot belong to a real business. Before printing your own, check the licence wording for your trade and state, keep any discount honest, and print the price you will actually charge.

Every page in this collection

• Appliance repair flyer with a call out fee and the makes fixed

  An appliance repair flyer is read with a broken washing machine full of water, so it has to promise speed and say what the visit costs. These three designs for Drumspin Appliance Repairs, a fictional Sydney business, promise "fixed today or the call out is free", print the $89 call out credited to the repair and show which makes they fix.

• Bathroom renovation flyer with three package tiers

  A bathroom renovation flyer has to replace "it depends" with a price range, a time frame and one person to deal with, because those are the three things that stop people starting. These three designs for Wrenwater Bathrooms, a fictional Melbourne builder, offer three fixed price tiers at $12,000, $18,000 and $26,000, a full renovation in 10 working days, and a named site lead.

• Cabinet maker flyer for kitchens and wardrobes in Launceston

  A cabinet maker flyer works when it turns "custom kitchen" into a number, a lead time and a finish someone can picture. These three designs for Huonwright Cabinets, a fictional Launceston workshop, print kitchens from $14,000 installed, a six week lead time and the three door finishes on offer, so a reader can decide whether to visit the showroom before they ring.

• Carpenter flyer for decks, pergolas and built ins

  A carpenter flyer sells a project the reader has been imagining for months, so it should show that the imagining can happen before any money is spent. These three designs for Myrtlebeam Carpentry, a fictional two carpenter business in Moonah, Hobart, offer a 3D sketch before you commit and print a starting price for decks and pergolas.

• Carpet cleaning flyer with a three rooms offer and a stain guide

  A carpet cleaning flyer has to beat the idea of hiring a machine from the supermarket, so it needs a price close enough and a reason the result is better. These three designs for Woolpile Carpet Care, a fictional Adelaide business, offer three rooms for $99, dry in about 4 hours, and add a stain guide that makes the flyer worth keeping.

• Chimney sweep flyer for an autumn fireplace service in Bristol

  A chimney sweep flyer has a deadline built in: people think about the flue on the first cold night, and by then the diary is full. These three designs for Flueworthy Sweeps, a fictional Bristol sweep, tell readers to book before the first frost, price the sweep at £65 and promise the certificate a home insurer asks for.

• Concreting flyer with driveway and slab prices

  A concreting flyer sells a job that lasts decades and costs thousands, so the reader wants a price per square metre they can multiply and a guarantee they can hold someone to. These three designs for Saltpan Concreting, a fictional Townsville business, print exposed aggregate driveways from $95 a metre, three sealed finishes and a 7 year structural guarantee.

• Electrician flyer with a call out fee, prices and a licence number

  An electrician flyer has to answer three questions before it reaches the bin: is this person licensed, what does a visit cost, and how fast can they come. These three designs for Brindlewire Electrical, a fictional three van business in Newcastle NSW, print the licence number, a $95 call out and fixed prices for the jobs people actually book.

• Fencing flyer example with per metre prices by style

  A fencing flyer usually lands with two households at once, because most dividing fences are paid for by both neighbours. These three designs for Goldwash Fencing, a fictional Ballarat business, print Colorbond from $85 a metre, price every style per metre and offer to invoice each neighbour for their half.

• 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.

• Gutter cleaning flyer with a flat rate and guard upgrade

  A gutter cleaning flyer works when it arrives just before the reader starts worrying, and on the Central Coast that means the weeks before bushfire season. These three designs for Spoutwise Gutters, a fictional business, print one flat price per home, $180 for a single storey, and pair it with a reminder to clear gutters before the danger period.

• Handyman flyer with an hourly rate and a job list

  A handyman flyer is pinned to the fridge for the day the list of small jobs gets too long, so it has to make the cost of those jobs easy to predict. These three designs for Fixit Fergus Handyman, a fictional one van business in Auckland, print $75 an hour including GST, the one hour minimum and how long twelve common jobs usually take.

• House painter flyer with interior and exterior prices

  A house painter flyer is read by someone who has been putting the job off, so it has to make the price and the disruption feel smaller than they expected. These three designs for Wattlecoat Painting, a fictional five painter crew on the Sunshine Coast, lead with a three bedroom interior from $3,200 and explain how the booking runs.

• HVAC flyer example with a tune up offer and install prices

  An HVAC flyer has to sell maintenance months before anyone feels the heat, which means the offer has to be cheap, specific and dated. These three designs for Larkspur Air Heating and Cooling, a fictional Denver company, sell a $79 AC tune up prepaid by Thursday, December 31, 2026 and print mini split installs from $2,400.

• Lawn mowing flyer with a fortnightly plan and edging

  A lawn mowing flyer is selling a routine, not a single cut, so it has to show the price per visit, how often the crew comes and what happens to the clippings. These three designs for Stripeling Lawns, a fictional Toowoomba business, offer a fortnightly mow and edge from $45, a $40 seniors rate and a round day for each suburb.

• Locksmith flyer with 24 hour rates and rekey prices

  A locksmith flyer is usually found by someone standing outside a locked door, so the after hours price and the response time matter more than anything else on it. These three designs for Tumblerwise Locksmiths, a fictional Brisbane business, promise a 30 minute response and print both call out rates, $95 in business hours and $180 after hours.

• Pest control flyer with a termite inspection offer

  A pest control flyer has a deadline built in: termites do the damage while nobody is looking, so the flyer has to give a reason to book this month. These three designs for Banksia Barrier Pest Solutions, a fictional Perth business, offer a $149 termite inspection until Saturday 31 October 2026 and print the general pest price beside it.

• Plasterer flyer for repairs, ceilings and new builds

  A plasterer flyer has two audiences: homeowners with one cracked ceiling and builders with a whole house to sheet, and the first group is the one that reads letterboxes. These three designs for Corniceworth Plastering, a fictional Wollongong crew, lead with patch repairs from $180 a room and dust controlled sanding, then list ceilings, cornice and fit outs.

• 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.

• Pressure washing flyer for driveways, decks and roofs

  A pressure washing flyer sells a result people can see from the street, so the most persuasive thing on it is a before and after. These three designs for Quillback Pressure Washing, a fictional Tampa company, pair an oil stained slab with a clean driveway, start at $149 and offer a driveway and house wash bundle for $399, saving $49.

• Removalist flyer example with hourly rates and truck sizes

  A removalist flyer is compared side by side with three others, so the hourly rate has to be clear and the things that inflate a bill have to be printed. These three designs for Hatbox Removals, a fictional Melbourne business, start at two movers and a truck for $130 an hour and state the truck sizes, the extras and the weekend surcharge.

• Roofing flyer example with a free inspection and restoration price

  A roofing flyer works best when it lands before the problem is visible, so it has to sell an inspection rather than a repair. These three designs for Tallowbark Roofing, a fictional crew in North Geelong, lead with a free roof inspection, put the $4,900 restoration price in writing and show the same roof before and after.

• Security camera installation flyer with package prices

  A security camera installation flyer sells a finished system at a fixed price, installed by someone licensed to do it, because that is what a homeowner is comparing against a box from the electronics store. These three designs for Tallowgate Security Installs, a fictional Brisbane business, lead with a 4 camera 4K system installed for $1,590 and the Queensland licence number.

• Solar installer flyer with system sizes, prices and payback

  A solar installer flyer is read by people doing sums, so it has to give them the three numbers they need: the system size, the price after the rebate and roughly how long it takes to pay back. These three designs for Sunquill Solar, a fictional Canberra installer, lead with a 6.6 kW system from $4,990 and price two larger sizes beside it.

• Tiler flyer with a bathroom retile package and per metre rate

  A tiler flyer is competing with the homeowner's fear of a bathroom being out of action for weeks, so the time on the job matters as much as the price. These three designs for Herringwell Tiling, a fictional Adelaide business, sell a bathroom retile from $4,200 in five working days, waterproofing included, with floors at $85 a square metre.

• Tree removal flyer example for an arborist in the Blue Mountains

  A tree removal flyer has to tell a worried homeowner three things fast: someone qualified can come after the storm, the quote is free and written, and the business carries enough insurance to work beside a house. These three designs for Cragwattle Tree Services, a fictional arborist in Katoomba NSW, put storm work, stump grinding at $150 a stump and $20 million public liability on the page before anything else.

• Waterproofing flyer for leaking shower repair without retiling

  A waterproofing flyer has to win against the homeowner's worst guess, which is that a leaking shower means ripping out every tile. These three designs for Quokkaseal Waterproofing, a fictional Perth business, lead with "Fix the leak, keep the tiles", a $690 starting price and a 10 year warranty, then explain how the repair is done.

• Window cleaning flyer with per window and whole house prices

  A window cleaning flyer sells something people only notice when the sun hits the glass, so it has to make the price feel smaller than the job. These three designs for Pukeko Pane Window Cleaning, a fictional Christchurch business, start at $6 a window including GST, price a whole house at $189 and take 15% off for a monthly plan.