Door Hangers for Neighborhood Marketing

Door hangers are a simple way to reach the neighbors around a job you just finished. We print them with design help available. Pricing is by quote. Remember: door hangers go on doors, never in mailboxes.

Why door hangers work for service businesses

When you spend a day on a roof, in a yard or in a driveway, the neighbors notice. A door hanger on the homes nearby tells them who did the work and how to reach you. It’s neighborhood marketing at its most direct: the people most likely to need the same service live right next door.

Door hangers are die-cut to slip over a door handle and printed on sturdy cardstock so they hold up outside. Add a tear-off coupon, an offer code or a QR code, and you can tell which hangers brought in calls.

The mailbox rule

Federal law (18 U.S.C. 1725) reserves mailboxes for postage-paid mail. Putting a door hanger in or on a mailbox isn’t allowed. Hang them on doors, skip homes with no-soliciting signs, and check your city and HOA rules. Our guide, where you can and can’t hang door hangers, covers the etiquette.

Door hangers or postcards?

Door hangers let you pick exact streets, but someone has to walk them. Mailed postcards reach every home on a carrier route without the legwork. For broad reach, the Community Postcard puts you in 2,500 mailboxes per edition from $249. For tight, street-level targeting around a job, door hangers win. See door hangers vs postcards.

Common problems we solve

“Neighbors see my truck but don’t know who I am.” A door hanger closes that gap.

“I don’t know what to put on it.” We help you build one clear offer and a readable layout.

“I can’t tell if they work.” An offer code or QR code shows which hangers brought calls.