Heating and cooling companies have a two-season business: furnaces in winter and air conditioners in summer. The most valuable marketing message, the seasonal tune-up, works in both. This door hanger puts heating and cooling side by side in one bold diagonal design. A warm red half carries a flame and asks Too cold?, A cool blue half carries a snowflake and asks, Too hot?, and an air conditioning unit sits where the two meet. A white card at the bottom offers an $89 tune-up special, and the back lists exactly what that tune-up includes.
Red Meets Blue on a Diagonal
The two-sided hanger measures 4.25 x 11 inches. A diagonal line divides the front: the top-left is warm red-orange, the bottom-right is a bright cooling blue. A yellow flame glows on the red side beside Too cold? in white Rubik. Lower down, on the blue side, Too hot? sits above a white snowflake. A white AC unit icon with airflow lines sits in the centre where the colours meet. ComfortZone HVAC appears in pale capitals at the top. A white rounded card near the bottom reads Tune-up special in red capitals, $89 in large type, and Furnace or A/C 21-point check, with the phone number and website underneath.
Problem Next to Solution
Each question sits beside its answer. Too cold? is on the warm side with the flame, because your heating service fixes a chilly house. Too hot? is on the cool side with the snowflake, because your air conditioning service fixes a stuffy one. Homeowners read the problem they have and see the fix in the same glance, which is exactly the shortcut a door hanger needs.
The Back: A 21-Point Tune-Up Checklist
The back lists eight of the most important tune-up checks with blue ticks: thermostat calibration, filter check and replacement, burner and heat exchanger safety, refrigerant level check, coil cleaning, electrical connections, condensate drain flush, and carbon monoxide test. A pale coral box invites customers to join the ComfortClub maintenance plan with two tune-ups a year, priority service, and 15% off repairs. A navy contact band with a logo slot finishes the card, noting NATE-certified technicians.
Why Tune-Ups Are the Perfect Door Hanger Offer
A tune-up is low-cost, low-risk, and genuinely useful: it prevents breakdowns, improves efficiency, and catches safety issues like cracked heat exchangers. It also gets a technician into the home, where many tune-ups lead to repair work or maintenance plan sign-ups. A clear fixed price, like $89, makes the decision easy.
Seasonal Timing for HVAC Hangers
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| Season | Focus | Suggested headline |
|---|---|---|
| Early spring | A/C tune-ups | Beat the summer rush |
| Early summer | A/C repair and replacement | Is your A/C ready for the heat? |
| Early autumn | Furnace tune-ups | Stay warm all winter |
| Winter | Heating repair and safety | Free carbon monoxide check with tune-up |
Customising the Offer Card
The white offer card has three text elements: the label, the price, and the description. Change them to any seasonal offer, such as $59 A/C check, Free second opinion on replacements, or 0% financing on new systems. Keep the price large; it is the first thing people read. If you have a manufacturer rebate, mention it here.
Editing the Checklist
Each checklist line has a blue tick circle and a text line. Click the text to change it. Eight items fill the space neatly; if you want to list all 21 points, use smaller text in two columns, or put the full list on your website and mention it on the hanger.
Membership Plan Messaging
Maintenance memberships give HVAC companies steady income and loyal customers. The ComfortClub box on the back introduces the idea in one sentence. Rename the club to match your own programme, and list its key benefits. Some companies print a separate sign-up form on the back instead of the checklist; you can rearrange the page however you like.
Putting Your HVAC Logo on the Back
The round shape in the back’s contact band is a logo slot; choose Replace Image to upload your logo. The red and blue halves can be recoloured to your brand, but keep the warm and cool contrast; it is what makes the design instantly understandable as heating and cooling.
The Doorknob Cut-Out
A dashed white circle at the top marks the knob hole, and a dashed line marks the slit from the hole to the edge. Your printer will die-cut both. When testing at home, punch the circle and snip the slit so the hanger fits onto a doorknob.
Printing Two Strong Colours
Large solid areas of red and blue look best on coated cardstock from a print shop. Download as a PDF with bleed and crop marks so the diagonal reaches the edges cleanly. Ask for a printed proof to check that the red does not look orange and the blue does not look purple.
Neighbourhood Targeting
Homes built 10 to 20 years ago often have original HVAC equipment nearing the end of its life. Target those subdivisions with a replacement-focused version of the hanger, while newer neighbourhoods respond better to tune-up offers. Always distribute around homes where you have just installed a new system.
Talking About Energy Bills
Homeowners care less about heat exchangers than about their monthly energy bill. A dirty filter or low refrigerant can make a system work much harder than it needs to, and many utility companies point out that regular maintenance helps equipment run efficiently. If you have real numbers from your own customers, such as average savings after a tune-up, add them to the offer card. Concrete savings are more persuasive than technical checklists, and they give homeowners a reason to book now rather than when it breaks.
HVAC Hanger FAQ
Can I use only the heating half?
You can recolour the whole front red and delete the snowflake for a heating-only version.
Is the AC icon editable?
Yes, it is an editable vector you can recolour or resize.
What size is the hanger?
4.25 x 11 inches, two-sided.
Can I print a winter-only version?
Yes. Recolour the blue half red, delete the snowflake and AC icon, and focus the offer on furnace tune-ups.
