Landscaping
Fill your landscaping calendar with the neighbors of past clients
Your finished installs are the best sales pitch on the street. We mail the homes around them, with your name on the card.
A new bed, a clean edge, fresh sod: landscaping work sells itself to anyone who drives past it. PostRoutes puts a card in the mailboxes around a project you've already finished, so the neighbors who've been admiring it know exactly who to call.
No marketplace, no bidding, no cut of the job. Leads come straight to you.
Landscaping jobs are larger and less frequent than weekly mowing, so the pipeline can feel like feast or famine. Paid lead sites sell the same homeowner to several companies, and generic mailers don't give anyone a reason to choose you over the next truck.
Your work stays visible for months, so the card points to something neighbors can go look at.
Homes on the same street often share lot sizes, soil, and HOA rules, which makes planning and quoting easier.
Grouping installs and maintenance on nearby streets cuts drive time for your crew.
Big projects, long gaps between them
Pick a finished project
Choose a recent install on a street where you'd like more work.
We design and mail the cards
Cards go to the surrounding homes with your business name, your number, and an offer you choose. We handle design, printing, and postage.
Neighbors come to you
They call you or leave their name and email on your page. You do the walkthrough and the quote, same as always.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I lose control of my customer relationships?
No. Your name is on the card and on the page. Anyone who responds comes straight to you, and we never quote, schedule, or talk price on your behalf. We don't list you next to other companies, and we don't take a cut of your work.
Does direct mail work for bigger-ticket projects?
It's a good fit for them. A bigger project calls for more trust than a pop-up ad can earn, and a real card from a company working on the same street gives a homeowner a concrete reason to call. You still handle the consultation and design in person.
Can I promote maintenance as well as installs?
Yes. You choose what the card leads with. Some providers start with seasonal cleanups or maintenance to get a foot in the door, then quote bigger projects once they've met the homeowner.