Yard signs, door hangers and estimate forms

What the customer keeps

After the truck leaves, a few printed pieces stay behind: the estimate on the counter, a magnet on the fridge, a door hanger in a stack of mail, a yard sign for a week after a job. Those pieces bring the next call. They work best when they match the truck and the shirts, so the customer connects them with the crew they met.

Yard signs

A yard sign is read from a passing car, usually from the street. We keep it to the logo, one short service line and a phone number or web address, set large on your main color. Corrugated plastic signs are common at 18 x 24 in, and we set up both sides if you print double-sided. Many neighborhoods and cities limit how long a sign can stay up, so check local rules and ask the homeowner first.

Door hangers

Door hangers suit companies that work street by street, such as lawn care, cleaning, pest control and movers dropping by neighbors of a job. The top half carries the logo panel so it reads on the door. The rest holds the offer, the services and a tear-off or coupon area if you want one. We set the die line for the hole and slit to match your printer's template.

Estimate forms and invoices

The estimate is often where the customer decides to book, and it is the piece they read most closely. We design estimate and invoice templates with a clean header, a clear table of items, room for notes and terms, and a place for the total that is easy to find. You get print-ready forms and editable versions for the software or office app you already use.

Print setup

Each file comes with bleed, safe margins and the color values your printer needs. If your printer has its own template or spec sheet, send it and we follow it.

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