Houston, Texas · Houston–The Woodlands–Sugar Land metro
Direct mail postcards in Houston, TX
Direct mail postcards for Houston, Harris County and the suburbs from Katy to The Woodlands, covering whole routes or mailing your customer list, printed and mailed for up to 60% less than the big online printers.
- 2.3 million residents in the city
- ZIP codes 770–772
- Entered through the North Houston Processing & Distribution Center
- Marketing Mail 3–5 days locally
Houston is the fourth-largest city in the country and, by land area, one of the biggest: about 2.3 million people inside the city and 7.5 million in a metro that stretches from Katy to Baytown and from Galveston to Conroe. ZIP codes 770 through 772 cover the city and most of Harris County. With no zoning and decades of suburban growth, the housing is overwhelmingly single-family on carrier routes of 400 to 800 homes, which makes Houston one of the best saturation-mail markets in the country.
It is also one of the busiest. Home services companies mail year-round in a climate where air conditioning is not optional; roofers mail after every hail season; real estate agents farm master-planned communities from Cinco Ranch to The Woodlands; medical practices around the Texas Medical Center and in every suburb mail new patient offers; restaurants mail menus in English, Spanish and Vietnamese; and the energy, legal and financial firms downtown mail businesses across the region.
Who mails in Houston?
Air conditioning and plumbing companies lead, followed by roofing, foundation repair (Houston clay soils make it a category of its own), pest control, lawn care, pool service and window replacement, all mailing by home age and value. Real estate teams farm the suburbs where turnover is high. Dental and medical groups, urgent cares and med spas mail by household. Restaurants lean on saturation, a menu to every home on the routes near them. Churches, private schools and nonprofits mail their communities, and the city's car dealerships run some of the largest sales event mailings in Texas.
Suburbs, master-planned communities and storms
Houston's master-planned communities, including The Woodlands, Cinco Ranch, Sienna, Bridgeland and Sugar Land's neighborhoods, are ideal for farming and for saturation drops: uniform housing, high owner occupancy, predictable turnover. After hurricanes, floods and hail, the city's roofers, restoration companies and public adjusters mail the affected ZIP codes within days.
Spanish and Vietnamese versions
Harris County is majority Hispanic and has large Vietnamese, Chinese and South Asian communities; Spanish and Vietnamese versions of a mailing are routine for restaurants, retail and services in the relevant routes.
Neighborhoods and suburbs we mail around Houston
- The Heights
- Montrose
- River Oaks
- Memorial
- West University
- Bellaire
- Kingwood
- Clear Lake
- Katy
- Sugar Land
- The Woodlands
- Pearland
- Cypress
- Spring
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Direct mail in Houston: questions people ask
How much does saturation mail cost in Houston?
Houston saturation drops are quoted one at a time from the routes you choose, so no price is published. Route count drives it. Routes here are big, 400 to 800 single-family homes, so covering all of a master-planned community like Cinco Ranch or The Woodlands runs to several thousand cards, though a single route or two clears the 1,000-card minimum.
Can you mail Houston neighborhoods after a storm?
Yes. Send us the affected ZIP codes or routes and we price the storm-response postcard around the earliest mail date a partner covering Houston has open. Roofers, restoration companies and adjusters mail these drops every hail and hurricane season.
Do you mail the whole Houston metro or just the city?
Both. Houston's metro runs from Katy to Baytown and from Galveston up to Conroe, and one campaign can span it. The 770 through 772 ZIP codes take in the city and most of Harris County; Fort Bend, Montgomery, Brazoria and Galveston Counties bring their own routes into the same run.
How should a foundation repair company mail in Houston?
Two ways work. A company with a file of past jobs and estimates mails that list, the way Houston's air conditioning, roofing and plumbing companies mail theirs; one without it covers the older single-family routes where foundations are moving. Clay soils make foundation repair a category of its own here, and nearly all the housing is single-family, so either approach has plenty of homes to reach.
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