Servicio a domicilio = at-home service?????

[darkaliche]

How would you write this in English? In Spanish it's pretty straight-forward and broad enough for anything... not so much in English (at least to me.)

I am creating a bilingual business card and the customer wants me to state that she does "servicio a domicilio." She is a hairstylist.

I was thinking "at-your-home service" or "at-home service"
Can't decide...

Any suggestions from the natives???

 

[xqby]

"At-home service" sounds to me like it's at the hairstylist's house, and "at-your-home-service" is too many hyphens for my tastes.

I suppose I shouldn't critique too much though; the best I can come up with is "performs house calls" which makes her sound a bit like a doctor.

 

[HojaEnBlanco]

How would you write this in English? In Spanish it's pretty straight-forward and broad enough for anything... not so much in English (at least to me.)

I am creating a bilingual business card and the customer wants me to state that she does "servicio a domicilio." She is a hairstylist.

I was thinking "at-your-home service" or "at-home service"
Can't decide...

Any suggestions from the natives???

Hmm.. What about "Available for service in your home"?

 

[HojaEnBlanco]

Another idea "Service offered in your home"

 

[Yato]

what about home delivery?

 

[loladamore]

A few ideas:
Mobile hairstylist. Makes house calls
Mobile hairdressing
Freelance hairstylist: Works from your home

There's a lovely page here. I like the phrase "For hairdressers going places"!