alwaysdobetter Get a Free Demo

Appliance repair business cards

An appliance repair business card should carry your business name, one bold tap-to-call number, the appliances and brands you service, a short service-area note, and a QR code to your reviews or booking page. Listing the brands you repair β€” and making the card a fridge magnet β€” does real work in this trade, because the customer staring at a dead washer wants to know you handle theirs, and the magnet sits on the very appliance you might fix next.

We build websites and lead tools for trades and run our own service companies. The card is a strong repeat-and-referral tool. Here is how to make it work, what it costs, and where it stops.

What belongs on the card

πŸ“ž One bold number

Make it the largest element after your name. A broken appliance is an urgent call β€” do not bury the number among extra contact details.

πŸ”§ Appliances and brands

Refrigerators, washers, dryers, ovens, dishwashers β€” and the major brands. It reassures the customer that you fix their exact machine.

πŸ“ A service-area note

"Serving [area] and surrounding towns." It tells a referral whether to even bother calling, saving everyone time.

πŸ“± QR code to reviews or booking

Send a happy customer to leave a review or book the next repair. This is the upgrade that turns a kept card into a future call.

Make it a magnet

Appliance repair is the rare trade where a fridge magnet is the perfect format β€” it lives on the appliance you might fix next.

What it costs in 2026

500 standard cards, online printer$20–$80
Heavy stock or QR printing$100–$150
Magnetic cards (250)$40–$90
Custom design (one-time)$0–$200

When a card is enough β€” and when it isn't

If your work comes from repeat customers and referrals, a good card or magnet might be all the marketing you need. We mean it β€” do not buy a package to fix a problem you do not have. The card and magnet do their job for the people you have already served.

Their limit is reach. The homeowner whose dryer just died and has never heard of you is searching "appliance repair near me," not checking the fridge. That search is won by a site that ranks and a profile full of reviews β€” the same place your card's QR code should send people.

We don't post stock testimonials. On a 15-minute call we screen-share the real dashboards behind our own businesses — live leads, rankings, and the exact page that produced each one. See the proof →

Where we fit

Make the card and magnet great for repeat work, then add a site to win new calls. We build an appliance repair website with 24/7 AI lead capture from $249/month, add the SEO content engine at $597/month, and the full CRM stack from $1,750/month. Month-to-month, you own it, first demo in 48 hours.

More for the trade: appliance repair SEO, our Google review QR code guide for the card back, and SEO for home services.

Common questions

What should be on an appliance repair business card?

Your business name, one bold phone number, the appliances and brands you service, a short service-area note, and a QR code to reviews or booking. Listing the brands reassures the customer you fix their machine.

How much do they cost?

About $20 to $80 for 500 standard cards in 2026, $100 to $150 with heavy stock or QR printing, and $40 to $90 for 250 fridge magnets.

Should it be a magnet?

A magnet is ideal here β€” customers stick it on the very appliance you might repair next, so it is there the day something else fails. Pair it with paper cards for handing out.

Keep the regulars.
Catch the new calls.

Send your company name and metro β€” we'll confirm your market is open and build a working demo within 48 hours. Free, no card, no commitment.

Prefer email? [email protected]

Get a Free Demo