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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.
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.
Shower repair steps
Fix the Leak, Keep the Tiles
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Balcony membranes
Balcony Leak Membrane Replacement
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Photo and short pitch
Leaking Shower From $690
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The three designs
The shower design is the workhorse. It reads like a short case study: the problem in the headline, four labels down a dark column (test, seal, regrout, warranty), a paragraph about why most leaking showers fail at the grout and the floor waste, three numbered steps and the price, time and warranty in large tiles. Use it for a letterbox drop in older suburbs where tiled showers are thirty years old. The balcony design is for the bigger job: a balcony leaking into the room below needs a new membrane, and the design lists the moisture test, the membrane standard, corrected falls and the warranty, with the contractor registration and ABN in a callout. It suits strata managers and apartment owners. The photo design is the simplest: a round photo of a tiled shower, "Leaking shower? From $690" and one paragraph. Post it on Facebook or Instagram, where one image and one price stop the scroll.
What this flyer must carry
A waterproofing flyer needs the problem it fixes, a starting price, how the cause is found, the warranty and the registration that proves the business is accountable. Quokkaseal prints the shower repair from $690, the moisture test before any work, a 10 year written warranty, and registered building contractor BC 104927 with an ABN. In Western Australia, building work valued over $20,000 generally needs a registered building contractor, and Building and Energy runs that register. A $690 shower repair sits well under the threshold, but a balcony membrane on a block of units may not, so printing the registration number answers the question before a strata manager asks it. Name the standards you work to, keep the price GST inclusive, and give one phone number.
How to adapt this flyer
For a waterproofer who works for builders on new homes, use the balcony design and replace the repair story with the membrane systems you install and the inspection you book before tiling, because a builder buys a certificate, not a repair. For a business that also does leak detection with thermal cameras, use the shower design and swap the four labels for detect, report, repair and warranty. For a retiling business that wants to offer the cheaper repair first, use the photo design and add a line that the full retile is quoted only if the moisture test shows the membrane has failed.
What makes these work
It answers the fear before it sells the service
The shower design opens with "LEAKY SHOWER, FIXED WITHOUT RETILING" and repeats "Fix the leak, keep the tiles" in its right column. The photo design asks "Leaking shower? From $690". Each one tells the reader the expensive outcome they are dreading is probably not needed, which is the reason they will pick up the phone.
Three numbers do the selling
The shower design ends in a strip of three tiles: $690 shower repair from, 1 day on site, 10 year warranty. Those are the three questions a homeowner asks on the first call, and putting them in large type means the call starts with booking a moisture test rather than with a price check.
The method is spelled out step by step
The shower design lists 01 moisture test and photos, 02 grout out, sealer injected, 03 regrout, cure, water test. The balcony design does the same in four icon rows and names AS 4654.2, the standard for external membranes. A reader who has been quoted a full retile elsewhere can see exactly why this repair is different.
Questions people ask
Can a leaking shower really be fixed without removing tiles?
Often, yes. Many leaks come from failed grout, cracked silicone or a poorly sealed floor waste rather than a failed membrane. A moisture test shows where the water is going. If the membrane is intact, the grout can be removed, a penetrating sealer applied and the joints regrouted. If the membrane has failed, a full strip out is the honest answer.
Does a waterproofer in WA need to be registered?
Building work in Western Australia valued over $20,000 generally needs a registered building contractor, and registration is handled by Building and Energy. Small repairs under that value do not, but printing a registration number still helps, because strata managers and insurers often ask for it. Quokkaseal prints a fictional number, BC 104927, in the same style a real one would appear.
What warranty should a waterproofing flyer offer?
Offer the warranty you can actually honour, stated in years and in writing. Quokkaseal offers 10 years on the membrane and prints the figure in the largest type on the shower design. Do not promise a lifetime warranty unless your terms define what lifetime means. Australian consumer guarantees apply on top of any warranty you print.
Which sizes do these waterproofing designs come in?
Each of the three designs is authored natively for all eight canvas sizes: A4 portrait and landscape, Instagram post and story, Facebook post, LinkedIn post, Facebook cover and Twitter header. Resizing picks the layout made for that size rather than squeezing the A4 page, so the Facebook post version keeps its own proportions.
How do I get a sharp print of this flyer?
Export the A4 page as PDF or PNG. The A4 canvas is 1240 by 1754 pixels and exports at twice that, 2480 by 3508, which is 300 DPI. The export is RGB without bleed or crop marks, so for edge to edge colour, ask the printer to scale slightly and trim, or choose a design with a white margin.
Should the flyer show a photo of a damaged shower?
A clean, finished shower usually works better than a photo of mould and cracked grout. The reader already knows what their problem looks like; the photo should show the result they want. The photo design uses a modern tiled shower recess and keeps the problem in the headline, so the image and the words do different jobs.
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