Carpentry Business Cards

A good carpentry business card should showcase your services clearly, include your insurance and license information for credibility, and feature durable finishes that survive worksite conditions. Include core services like custom cabinets or framing, contact details, and a QR code linking to your portfolio. Premium finishes like matt cello lamination protect cards from moisture and rough handling.

Include your name, business name, phone number, email, website, and service area. Add your license number and note that you're fully insured - this builds immediate trust with clients. List core services like custom cabinets, framing, or renovations. Many carpenters add a QR code linking to their portfolio or online booking system. Keep it clean and professional - avoid cluttering with every service.

For carpenters working on job sites, matt cello or velvet lamination provides excellent water resistance and protection from dirt and handling. These finishes keep your cards looking professional even after exposure to moisture and rough conditions. Premium finishes like spot UV or raised foil convey quality and craftsmanship. We recommend 400GSM or 450GSM card stock for maximum durability in demanding work environments.

Standard business cards typically take 3-5 business days for production, with next-day dispatch available on selected products when ordered before 10am. Premium finishes like Scodix or raised foil may require 5-7 business days. We offer free Australia-wide delivery - perfect timing before your next project or networking event.

Yes! We provide a digital proof before you pay. This allows you to review and approve your design, ensuring everything is perfect before we proceed with printing. You can request changes or approve the design directly from your proof.

Yes! Including "Fully Insured" or your insurance provider name builds immediate trust with clients. Commercial clients and homeowners want to know you're properly insured before hiring. This credential differentiates you from uninsured operators and demonstrates professionalism. Keep it concise - a simple "Fully Insured" or "Licensed & Insured" is effective.