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Rewire and fuse-board flyers, landlord EICR guides, EV charger leaflets and door hangers
Electricians mostly print an A5 or DL flyer on 170gsm silk for door drops, a folded guide for landlords and letting agents about electrical safety checks, and a stiff A6 card left with every customer. This page covers what each piece is for, live prices and packs, sample layouts, ready wording and the scheme-logo and consumer-law points to check before you print.
Homeowners rarely think about their wiring until a breaker keeps tripping or they plan a kitchen, an extension or an EV charger. A domestic electrician's leaflet works when it names those moments in plain words and shows that the person who turns up is qualified and registered.
Houses still on a rewireable fuse box or an old plastic consumer unit cluster by age. A flyer about consumer unit replacement, dropped across a 1960s or 1970s estate, speaks to a job many of those homes will need.
Private landlords in England must have the electrics in rented homes inspected and tested at least every five years. A folded guide explaining the inspection, the report and what happens with remedial work is useful to landlords and to the letting agents who manage them.
A leaflet for streets with driveways and off-street parking, covering what a home charger install involves, what you need to check on the supply first and how long it takes. Keep any grant wording to what the current scheme really offers.
Builders and kitchen fitters pass on work to electricians they trust. A short leaflet for their customers, left with the builder, explains what you do on a renovation and when you need to be booked in.
Small jobs such as extra sockets, garden lighting, a shed supply or downlights fill the diary between bigger work. A spring flyer that lists them with typical durations brings in steady bookings.
An A6 card for every customer with your number, registration and what to do if the power goes. It is the card that is still in the drawer when the neighbour asks who did their wiring.
A rewire takes days, so the neighbours see the van. A hanger on their door explaining who you are and what you are doing turns the van into an introduction.
What we would print for an electrical contractor. The 'from' price is today's live price for the lowest-cost options; the example line is a configuration electricians often order.
A5 (148 × 210 mm), 170gsm silk, both sides
A5 gives room for a clear job list, a photo of a tidy new consumer unit and your scheme registration, and silk keeps small print crisp.
from £24.905 working days on Saver
2,500 A5 flyers, 170gsm silk: £114.50
Choose size and paperA4 roll-folded to DL, 6 panels, 250gsm silk
Six panels suit a step-by-step guide to the five-yearly inspection: what is checked, what the codes on the report mean and how remedial work is booked. 250gsm feels substantial on an agent's desk.
from £39.847 working days on Saver
500 folded guides, 250gsm silk: £109.10
Choose size and paperA6, 350gsm silk card, both sides
A card that lasts in a drawer, with your registration number and a 'power gone off?' checklist on the back so the customer reads it before they call.
from £28.206 working days on Saver
500 A6 cards, 350gsm silk: £59.72
Choose size and paper70 × 200 mm, rounded ends, 350gsm silk card, both sides
For the houses next to a rewire or a board change. A hanger gets read where a flyer might be binned with the takeaway menus.
from £62.448 working days on Saver
250 door hangers, 350gsm silk: £128.16
Choose size and paperA5 cardboard counter holder, printed
Letting agents and builders' merchants with a trade counter will often take a holder of your guides. Printed holders stay upright and keep your name in view.
from £81.1411 working days on Saver
3 printed A5 counter holders: £162.86
Choose size and paperThree packs: landlords and letting agents who need EICRs, homeowners near your jobs, and a rewire street campaign. Each pack is real products at the options shown, totalled at live prices.
Package 1
For winning repeat inspection work: folded guides for landlords and holders for the letting agents who will hand them out.
| Item | Qty | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Folded landlord guidesA4 roll-folded to DL, 250gsm silk | 500 | £109.10 |
| A5 counter holdersPrinted cardboard, no lamination | 3 | £162.86 |
| Print total | £271.96 | |
| UK delivery | Free | |
The DL guide sits in an A5 holder with room to spare; ask each agent whether a holder can go on the front desk before you order.
Package 2
For a sole trader building a local base: flyers for target estates and cards for every customer.
| Item | Qty | Price |
|---|---|---|
| A5 door-drop flyers170gsm silk, both sides | 2,500 | £114.50 |
| A6 customer cards350gsm silk card, both sides | 500 | £59.72 |
| Print total | £174.22 | |
| UK delivery | Free | |
Drop the flyers on estates of one age so the job you lead with, such as a board change, suits most of the houses.
Package 3
For a long job in a terrace or estate: hangers for the neighbours and a short run of flyers for the next streets.
| Item | Qty | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Door hangersRounded ends, 350gsm silk, both sides | 250 | £128.16 |
| A5 flyers170gsm silk, both sides | 1,000 | £77.08 |
| Print total | £205.24 | |
| UK delivery | Free | |
Hang the hangers on the first morning of the job, not the last: the neighbours have the whole week to come and ask.
Three layouts we drew for invented electrical firms. Each puts the job in the homeowner's words first, then the proof that matters for electrical work: registration, certificates and a clear price route.
These are sample designs we made to show layout and wording. The business names, numbers and addresses are invented.
Domestic electrician, Anytown
Still got an old fuse box?
A new consumer unit with RCD protection, fitted in a day
Call 0161 496 0381
Sample design: invented business.
Other jobs we do
Certificate with every job
Registered with [scheme], no. 000000 (sample).
A5 flyer, both sides, 170gsm silk
Book an inspection
Tell us the address, the number of bedrooms and when the tenant is in. We confirm a time and send the report by email.
Registered with [scheme], no. 000000 (sample).
For letting agents
One contact for every managed property
We keep a list of inspection dates for your portfolio and remind you before each one falls due.
Electrical safety checks for landlords
What is tested, what the report means and what happens next
Sample design: invented business.
1. The inspection
What we check
Power is off for short spells, so we agree timings with the tenant.
2. The report
Reading the codes
Any C1, C2 or FI means the report is unsatisfactory until the work is done.
3. Putting it right
Remedial work
Keep a copy for your tenant
A4 roll-folded to DL, 6 panels, 250gsm silk
Got a driveway?
Charge your car at home overnight
Home charger installs by a local electrician
Text a photo of your fuse board
Sample design: invented business.
Before you book
If your supply needs work first, we tell you before you pay anything.
Registered with [scheme], no. 000000 (sample).
DL flyer, both sides, 170gsm silk
Wording for an electrician's leaflet. Keep it plain, show what is certified, and price only what you will hold to.
Electrical work is steadier through the year than plumbing, with peaks around darker evenings, house moves and renovation season. Most work comes from a few sources: homeowners on older estates, landlords and agents, and other trades.
October and November are busy: lighting faults show up as the evenings draw in, and people want work done before Christmas. Spring brings extension and kitchen wiring. Landlord inspection work follows tenancy dates all year.
Run homeowner flyers in September and October and again from February to April. Landlord guides can go out at any time, but agents are most receptive in quieter months such as January and August when they plan the year's compliance work.
A sole trader often does well with 2,500 flyers a quarter split across two or three estates of the same age, rather than 10,000 once across a whole town. For landlord guides, 250 to 500 lasts most firms a year: they are handed over, not dropped.
Through doors on estates built before the 1990s for board changes and rewires, on streets with driveways for EV chargers, on the counters of letting agents, builders' merchants and kitchen showrooms that agree to hold them, and in the hand of every customer with a card.
Cold door drops usually bring a few enquiries per thousand, sometimes approaching one in a hundred when the job matches the housing stock. A landlord guide might bring nothing for weeks and then a portfolio of twenty properties from one agent, so judge it over a year, not a month.
Electricians' print is read by homeowners deciding whether to trust you with their wiring, so it should look as tidy as your work. These are the stocks we would choose.
| Job | Size | Paper | Finish | Why |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Door-drop flyers | A5 or DL | 170gsm silk | None | Crisp small print for scheme details; feels better than thin gloss. |
| Landlord guides | A4 folded to DL | 250gsm silk | Roll fold | Substantial in the hand and fits agents' DL racks. |
| Customer cards | A6 | 350gsm silk card | None | Lasts in a drawer or a consumer unit cupboard for years. |
| Door hangers | 70 × 200 mm | 350gsm silk card | None or matt front | Stays on the handle and reads cleanly in daylight. |
| Quote and test summary sheets | A4 | 120gsm smooth uncoated | None | Takes handwriting for site notes; ordered from Uncoated Flyers. |
Use a real photo of one of your own finished boards, with labelled circuits, rather than a stock image of sparks or tangled wires. It shows the standard you work to.
Keep the scheme name and number in the same place on every piece, usually at the foot of the back.
Electrical work has its own rules on who can sign off jobs, and the usual consumer-law rules apply to advertising. These are the points to check before you print.
Only show a scheme logo or say you can self-certify notifiable work if you are currently registered with an authorised competent person scheme, and follow that scheme's rules on using its logo. In England, notifiable domestic electrical work must otherwise be notified to building control.
GOV.UK: competent person schemesIf you describe landlords' duties, keep to what the electrical safety standards for the private rented sector actually require, such as inspection and testing at least every five years in England, and check the current guidance for timescales and who receives the report.
GOV.UK: electrical safety standards guidanceDo not suggest a grant is available unless you have checked the current scheme and the customer is likely to qualify. Schemes change and close; print 'ask us about current schemes' rather than a figure that may go out of date.
Prices should include fixed charges such as testing and certification if the customer always pays them. The CAP Code requires claims such as 'fully certified' or 'fixed price' to be true and capable of proof.
CAP Code (non-broadcast)Work agreed in the customer's home usually carries a 14-day cancellation right under the Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013, and the customer must be told about it.
Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013This is a printer's checklist, not legal advice. Check with your competent person scheme, GOV.UK or Trading Standards before you print.
Lead with a job the homeowner recognises, such as an old fuse box, extra sockets or an EV charger. Then add the area you cover, how to get a written quote, your phone number in large type and the competent person scheme you are registered with, including your registration number.
A5 on 170gsm silk is the most flexible: enough room for a job list, a photo of a finished board and your scheme details. DL suits a single-job flyer, such as EV chargers, and fits letting agents' racks.
Only if your business is currently registered with that scheme, and then following the scheme's own rules on logo use. If your registration lapses, stop using the logo on new print.
Print a folded guide that explains the five-yearly inspection, the report codes and how you handle remedial work, then take it to local letting agents rather than dropping it on doors. One agent can pass on many properties, so a few hundred guides go a long way.
Many sole traders print 2,500 A5 flyers a quarter for two or three target estates, 500 cards for customers and 250 to 500 landlord guides a year. Order more of what brings calls once you know where your work comes from.
They work well next to a rewire or a board change, because the neighbours see your van for several days and the hanger explains who you are. Only say you are working in the road when you are.
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