After the storm: move fast
Reach every storm-affected neighborhood, fast
When hail or a hurricane hits the Houston area, damage is neighborhood-wide and the window to win jobs is short. Every Door Direct Mail puts your offer on every doorstep in the affected carrier routes, with no mailing list, postage at $0.26 per piece, and faster production when timing matters.
Storm damage is geographic. So is EDDM.
Hail, wind and flooding hit whole areas at once, which is the situation saturation mail was built for.
Every affected door
Reach every address on the routes the storm hit: no list, no guessing who filed a claim.
Move while it's urgent
Faster production options and Full Service delivery to USPS get your offer out while homeowners are still deciding.
Low cost per home
Postage at $0.26 per piece and no list to buy means you can cover a neighborhood affordably.
Built for the trades that show up after a storm
Roofing companies
Hail and wind damage hits whole neighborhoods at once. Mail every affected route while homeowners are still filing claims.
Water & storm restoration
Flooding and water intrusion cluster by area. Reach every door in the affected ZIP codes the week it matters most.
General contractors & remodelers
Be the local name in the mailbox when families start rebuilding and repairing after a storm.
Tree & debris removal
Downed trees and limbs are a neighborhood-wide problem, and saturation mail meets that demand head on.
Solar & roofing-adjacent trades
Roof replacements are a natural moment to introduce solar, gutters and exterior upgrades to the same routes.
Fence, siding & exterior
Wind and hail damage exteriors across an area. EDDM puts your offer on every doorstep in the storm's path.
How a storm campaign comes together
- Step 1
Pick the affected routes
Use the route map to select the carrier routes in the storm's path, by ZIP code or neighborhood. No mailing list needed.
- Step 2
We print
Full-colour postcards on durable stock. Choose the production time when you order; faster options show their price before you pay.
- Step 3
We bundle and deliver to USPS
With Full Service, we bundle by carrier route, prepare the USPS paperwork and facing slips, and deliver the mailing to USPS.
- Step 4
Every door gets your offer
USPS delivers to every address on the routes you chose, with the day's mail, while affected homeowners are looking for help.
Speed comes from a print-ready file. Start from a free EDDM template, run it through the free file checker, and confirm your size in the size checker. For year-round roofing, HVAC and plumbing mailings, see EDDM for home services.
We're in Houston, and we know Gulf Coast storms
Hail corridors west of town, hurricane bands off the coast, spring wind events across the suburbs: Gulf Coast storms are part of doing business here, and so is the surge of repair demand that follows. We know the metro, so we can move quickly when a regional event hits Katy, Cypress, Spring, Pearland, Conroe, League City and the rest of the area.
One honest note: EDDM is the right tool when the damage is area-wide and your offer fits most homes on a route. If you're chasing a very specific list (one subdivision, one claim type), a targeted mailing may fit better, and we'll tell you that up front.
- Select every route the storm touched, across several ZIP codes
- Faster production options when the window is tight
- We handle USPS bundling, facing slips and delivery to USPS
- Flat postage at $0.26 per piece, no mailing list to buy
Houston-area service pages:Katy, Cypress, Spring, Pearland, Conroe, Houston
Frequently asked questions
Why is EDDM a good fit for storm response?
Storm damage is geographic: hail, wind and flooding hit whole neighborhoods, not scattered individuals. That is when saturation mail makes sense. EDDM puts your offer on every door in the affected carrier routes, with no mailing list to buy and postage of $0.26 per piece, so you reach the people most likely to need a roofer or restoration crew.
How fast can you turn around a storm campaign?
You choose the production time when you order, and faster options show their price before you pay. With Full Service you also pick the mail date; after a person on our team checks the order and you approve the proof, the mailing is delivered to USPS for that date. Call us and we'll give you a realistic timeline for your routes, not an inflated promise.
What postcard size works best for storm-response mail?
6.5 × 9 is our most popular EDDM size and a strong, cost-effective default. For more mailbox impact when you want to stand out from other contractors, a 6.5 × 12 postcard or a 9 × 12 flyer gives you room for before-and-after photos and your offer. Every size we offer qualifies for EDDM.
Can you handle a campaign across several Houston-area ZIP codes?
Yes. You can select as many carrier routes as the storm covered, across multiple ZIP codes and suburbs: Katy, Cypress, Spring, Pearland, Conroe and the rest of the metro. We're based in Houston and know the Gulf Coast market, so we can move quickly on regional storm and hail events.
Does EDDM promise a delivery date?
No. EDDM is USPS Marketing Mail, delivered with the regular mail to every address on your selected routes; it is not a date-certain delivery service and we don't claim it is. What it gives you is full-route coverage at a low, flat postage rate, which is what storm-response campaigns need.
A storm just hit your market?
Map the affected routes now, or call and we'll help you get postcards printed and into mailboxes quickly, with a realistic timeline rather than a sales pitch.