Be on the fridge
Mail your service area twice a year with a tune-up offer and your emergency number.
Industries › Garage Doors
🚪Direct mail for garage door businesses
Nobody thinks about their garage door until it won’t open at 7 a.m. When that happens, they grab the magnet on the fridge or the first ad on their phone. Make sure it’s you.

You know the feeling
Big franchises outbid you on every search term.
Homeowners forget you exist until something breaks.
Replacement doors are high ticket, but people don’t plan for them.
What if it worked like this instead?
Keep your number in the kitchen drawer with a postcard that doubles as a reminder. When the spring snaps, they call you, not the first ad.
Your game plan
Mail your service area twice a year with a tune-up offer and your emergency number.
After an install, mail the street. Homeowners compare doors with their neighbors.
Mail past customers a yearly safety-check offer that leads to upgrades.
When to mail
Steady all year. Push extra before winter, when cold weather breaks springs and openers.
Offers that get calls
These are the kinds of offers garage door customers respond to. We’ll help you pick and word yours.
The math
One mail route, about 600 homes, at our real Every Door price. If just 1% respond and 50% become customers, at a typical $350 garage door job:
Illustration only, and it doesn’t count repeat work, referrals or bigger follow-up jobs. Your results depend on your offer, area and timing.
Questions
A card on the fridge gets called before the search. It also skips the bidding war on ads.
Your emergency number big and bold, a tune-up offer and a photo of a great-looking new door.
Twice a year to your core area keeps you top of mind.
Pick your neighborhoods and see your exact price before you pay. Your first garage door design is free.

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