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Door Hanger Delivery Service

Our core service: printed door hangers placed by hand on the knob or handle of every qualified home on your route, street by street, with reporting you can hand to a franchisor or a client.

How door hanger delivery works with DoorBlitz

Door hanger delivery works because it is the only advertising channel that puts a physical offer at eye level on the front door without competing with a stack of mail. Crews walk assigned routes on foot, skip posted no-soliciting properties, and never place material in or on a mailbox — that is federally restricted and we train every distributor on it before their first route.

Each campaign starts with a territory map. Send zip codes, a service radius, or a target list and we build walkable routes from carrier-route and demographic data so density stays high and drive time stays low. Higher density means more doors per hour, which is what keeps a hand-delivered campaign competitive with mail on a cost-per-door basis.

Reporting is where hand delivery usually falls apart with low-cost vendors. GPS breadcrumb tracking, timestamped route logs, and randomized door photos are available as an optional upgrade on your written quote, so you can verify streets were walked instead of taking a driver's word for it. Any route that falls short of the agreed coverage gets re-walked.

What's included

  • Hand-hung on the knob or handle — never a mailbox, never a driveway toss
  • Badged, background-checked W-2 distributors, not gig subcontractors
  • Route-level GPS breadcrumbs and door photos available as an upgrade
  • Weather-aware scheduling with make-good re-runs on short routes
  • 10,000-piece minimum, up to 3,000,000 pieces per campaign

Best fit for

  • Roofing & restoration
  • HVAC & plumbing
  • Lawn care & pest control
  • Garage doors & windows

Door Hanger Delivery Service FAQs

How fast can a door hanger delivery campaign launch?

Most campaigns hit the street within one to two weeks of artwork approval. Rush printing can run in as little as 72 hours when the calendar allows.

How many doors can crews cover per day?

A typical distributor covers several hundred to over a thousand doors per day depending on route density, and we scale crew count to your deadline.