Free Facebook local business tips carousel template

Before You Call

Helpful DIY tips from a local plumber or electrician for Facebook: numbered fixes, when to call straight away, and your number at the end.

Platform
Facebook
Size
1080 × 1350 (4:5)
Slides
7
Price
Free

Opens in the editor: describe your topic and AI rewrites every slide in this design, or edit it yourself.

Before You Call Facebook local business tips carousel template, slide 1
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Before You Call Facebook local business tips carousel template, slide 3
Before You Call Facebook local business tips carousel template, slide 4

What’s on the slides

  1. Slide 1

    From the Brightwater Plumbing van

    Try these 4 things before you call us

    Yes, really. They could save you a call-out fee.

  2. Slide 2

    Slow drain? Hot water and soda first

    Half a cup of baking soda, a cup of vinegar, wait 15 minutes, then a kettle of hot water.

  3. Slide 3

    No power in one room? Check the breaker

    Look for the switch that sits in the middle. Push it fully off, then back on.

  4. Slide 4

    Toilet won’t stop running? Lift the lid

    Nine times out of ten the flapper chain is caught. Free it and the hissing stops. A new flapper costs about $6 at any hardware store.

  5. Slide 5

    Know where your stopcock is. Today.

    It’s usually under the kitchen sink or where the pipe enters the house. In a leak, every minute you spend looking is water on your floor.

  6. Slide 6

    Call straight away if…

    You smell gas or burning

    Water is coming through a ceiling

    A breaker trips again right away

  7. Slide 7

    Tried it all? We’re 20 minutes away.

    Same-day visits, fixed prices quoted up front.

How to use this Facebook template

  1. Open it in the editor with “Use this template”. No install.
  2. Make it yours: type your topic and let AI rewrite every slide in this design with matching photos, or change the words, photos and colours yourself.
  3. Export at 1080 × 1350 (4:5), one image per slide, and post.