Book an inspection
Introduce your crew with a real project photo and one invitation to request an inspection. Send to an area your team can serve and make the booking page match the card.
ROOFING POSTCARD MARKETING
Roofing postcard marketing, made easy.
Roofing postcards that make the next step easy. Reach homeowners in your service area, upload your own design, and let Prime Postcards handle the printing and mailing.
Start with Free and your own mailing list. Choose Prime for map targeting and additional audience tools.
Example design. Make it yours with your brand and offer.
Three reasons to send a roofing postcard
Follow up on an estimate
Give homeowners with an open estimate a clear way to reconnect. Use your own prospect list, remove people who already booked, and keep this campaign separate from new-customer outreach.
Stay visible after a job
Thank past customers, invite referrals, or introduce your work to nearby households. A recognizable local project can explain your workmanship better than a crowded list of services.
A STARTING POINT FOR YOUR NEXT CARD
Know your roof. Plan your next step.
Thinking about repairs or a replacement? Meet a local team ready to take a look and explain your options.
Example call to action: Request a roof inspection
Illustrative copy. Add your own business details, offer, and appointment information before mailing.
Keep the next step simple.
Use one offer, one clear image, and one way to respond. Make the phone number or booking destination easy to find. If you add a tracking QR code, send people to a page that matches your postcard.
Prepare your artwork →You choose the campaign. We handle printing and mailing.
1. Find your audience
Upload your own mailing list, or use map targeting with Prime to explore customers in your service area. Review eligible recipients and remove duplicates and opt-outs before ordering.
2. Make it yours
Upload a finished design, create one in the app, or use the design help included with Prime. Check both sides, the contact details, and the offer before approving your postcard.
3. Review and send
Review your recipients and the final campaign total. Once you place the order, Prime Postcards handles printing and mailing. Confirm timing before using a time-sensitive offer.
Build the test around business results.
Track qualified calls, booked inspections, estimates, and completed jobs. Compare the full mailing cost with the contribution from the work you win. QR scans help you understand interest; booked work tells you more about business value.
Start with a manageable audience and a team ready to follow up. Results depend on the audience, offer, timing, and execution; leads and sales are not guaranteed.
See a postcard starting point
Explore this fictional sample, then make the brand, offer, and contact details your own.
View postcard exampleYour first mailing, made simpler.
Explore audience options and review artwork requirements.
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Talk through your campaignCan I target neighborhoods near a roofing project?
With Prime, use map targeting to explore an area within your service coverage and review eligible recipients. Location alone does not tell you a home needs a roof.
Can I upload my own roofing postcard design?
Yes. Bring your finished artwork or create a design in the app. Review the artwork guidelines, both postcard sides, and your business details before approving the mailing.
Does Prime handle printing and mailing?
Yes. You choose the audience, approve the design, and review the campaign total. Prime Postcards handles printing and mailing after you place the order.
What should I budget for a roofing mailing?
Choose a test audience you can afford to follow up with, then check the pricing page and final campaign total. Include any plan, audience, mailing, and tax costs when comparing cost per booked inspection.
How quickly can I get started?
Start by creating an account and preparing your artwork and audience. Production and delivery take additional time; confirm timing before promising an appointment window or putting an expiration date on the card.