Solar is a considered purchase: homeowners compare quotes, read reviews, and think about it for weeks. A door hanger doesn’t need to close the sale; it needs to start the conversation and make the next step feel easy. This design keeps the message simple and the mood bright, with a big sun rising from the left edge, a blue solar panel on a red roof, and the line Let the sun pay your power bill.
Sun, Sky and Roof
The front of this 4.25 x 11-inch hanger has a pale sky-blue background. A large golden sun with rays is anchored to the left edge, half off the card. To its right, SUNWISE SOLAR sits in spaced orange capitals, followed by Let the sun/pay your/power bill. In bold navy Kumbh Sans, with the last line in orange. A short paragraph mentions rooftop solar designed for your roof, installed by the company’s own crew and monitored from a phone.
Three white chips run across the middle: $0 down, 25-year warranty, and Free roof survey. Below them, a red roof slopes up from the bottom left, and a dark blue solar panel with a silver frame sits on it in perspective. A golden footer reads See your savings in 10 minutes above the phone number and website.
Savings Estimates on the Back
The reverse shows typical results in a table customers can find their own bill in:
Monthly bill | System size | Est. yearly savings |
|---|---|---|
$100 | 5 kW | $900 |
$150 | 7 kW | $1,350 |
$200 | 9 kW | $1,800 |
$300 | 12 kW | $2,700 |
A small italic note says the figures are estimates and that the free survey uses the customer’s own roof, shade, and bills. Below, How it works lists four numbered steps: survey, design, install, and save. A navy contact band with a round logo slot finishes the page.
Use Your Own Local Numbers
Savings depend on local electricity prices, sunshine, roof direction, and incentives, so replace the sample figures with numbers your team can stand behind. Select the table and use Edit Table Data. Add Row lets you include larger homes or battery storage options. Keep the italic estimate note, which protects you and is fair to customers.
The Three Benefit Chips
Each chip is a white rounded rectangle with two lines of text. Change them to the benefits that matter most where you work: Battery backup, Local crew, Price match, or Financing from $89/mo. Three is the right number; more would crowd the roof illustration.
Adjusting the Sun and Panel
The sun and its rays form one group, and the solar panel cells form another. Pick a softer yellow from the sun’s swatches for a gentle morning look, or change the panel cells to black for all-black modules. The roof is a group too; switch it to grey or brown to match local homes.
Starting the Conversation
Most solar sales start with a simple question: How much do you pay for electricity each month? The hanger’s back table invites homeowners to answer it themselves. Encourage them to text a photo of a recent bill to your number for a quick estimate; it’s an easy, low-pressure first step.
Picking the Right Neighbourhoods
- Homes with large south-facing or west-facing roof areas (in the Northern Hemisphere).
- Streets where a few homes already have panels; neighbours notice and ask.
- Newer roofs, which won’t need replacing soon.
- Owner-occupied areas; renters can’t usually install solar.
Being Honest About Incentives
Tax credits and rebates change often and vary by location. Rather than printing figures that could go out of date, mention: Ask about current incentives and explain them at the survey. Trustworthy, accurate marketing matters in an industry where customers are wary of overpromising.
Printing the Sunny Side
The golden footer and blue panel look best on coated card. Use Download As PDF and order 14 pt gloss for a crisp finish. If you print a small test batch at home, check that the yellow footer doesn’t print too pale; a slightly deeper gold can help on inkjet printers.
Punching the Hole Through the Sky
The dashed circle in the sky marks the handle hole, and the dashed slit runs from it to the top edge. The back page has the mirrored slit. Punch the hole and cut the slit with a craft knife for a clean edge.
Following Up After the Drop
Solar buyers often need several touches before booking a survey. Note the streets you covered and return two or three weeks later with a postcard or a second hanger showing a local installation photo. Each visit should make the decision feel simpler.
Other Clean-Energy Uses
The same layout works for heat pumps, home batteries, EV charger installation, or insulation upgrades. Swap the panel for a library illustration of a charger or heat pump, change the table to running-cost savings, and keep the sun as the brand’s warm, friendly anchor.
Batteries and Backup Power
Since power cuts have become more common in many regions, home batteries have become a strong selling point alongside panels. If you install them, add a fifth row to the savings table, such as a Battery add-on with the expected backup hours, or swap one of the three front chips for Backup power. Homeowners who have sat through a blackout will notice it immediately.
Answering the Roof Question
Is my roof suitable? It is the most common worry. Orientation, shading, roof age, and material all play a part, and the honest answer usually needs a survey. That is exactly why the front promises a free roof survey: it removes the guesswork and gives your team a reason to visit.
Solar Hanger FAQ
Are the savings figures real?
They are examples only. Replace them with your own local estimates.
Can I change “$0 down”?
Yes. Each chip is editable text on a shape.
What is the size?
Standard door hanger size: 4.25 by 11 inches, with a front and a back page.
Can I change the roof colour?
Yes. The roof is a group; pick a new colour from its swatches to match local homes.
