Roofing Door Hangers

Roofing is a neighborhood business, and door hangers work the neighborhood for you. You do not need the homeowner home, and you do not need a stamp. Want to see how these sit next to the rest of the range? Browse the full lineup on door hangers printing, or stay here and build yours from the choices below.

The price rewards a bigger canvassing run. A run of 250 starts at $290.41, and the per-hanger cost keeps sliding as the count climbs toward 25,000, so hitting a whole storm-hit subdivision costs far less per door than a quick test batch. Tap any tier below to see the live total and exactly how much each step up saves before you commit.

What Are Roofing Door Hangers?

Roofing door hangers are cards with a die-cut hole that hangs on a front doorknob, printed full color for roofing contractors to leave storm-damage, inspection, and estimate offers at a home. They print in 4 sizes, from a 3.5" x 8.5" up to a 4.25" x 14", on 14pt or 16pt gloss cover stock, with an optional tear-off strip. Crews reach for them because the doorknob format guarantees the card is seen, unlike a flyer left in a mailbox or a postcard lost in the mail.

You set full color on one side or both, pick your stock and size, and choose whether to add the tear-off strip. If you want to brand a generic version for a mixed crew, the plain Door Hangers cover that, and the roofing version sits right beside it as the one built for storm season.

What Size Should a Roofing Door Hanger Be?

The right size comes down to how much you need to say. A 3.5" x 8.5" is the compact, budget pick for a short offer and a phone number on a large run. The default 4.25" x 11" gives a headline, a roof photo, and a call to action room to breathe. Step up to the 4.25" x 14" when you want the card to read like a mini flyer, with space for a storm-damage checklist, before-and-after photos, and a coupon. The 3.5" x 11" sits in between as a tall, narrow option. All 4 sizes, both ink options, and the tear-off choice are grouped below exactly the way the live configurator presents them, so you know what you can change before you change it.

Templates and Die Lines

You do not have to design a door hanger from a blank page, and you should not have to guess where the hook goes. Start from a ready made roofing layout in our design templates, which already places the headline, the offer block and the tear-off strip in the right relationship, then swap in your company name, licence number and photograph. If you or your designer are building from scratch, download the matching blank template for the size you are ordering. It carries the die cut hook, the trim line, the bleed and the perforation position, so nothing important lands where the hook is punched or two inches from the bottom where the tear-off separates.

What Stock, Ink, and Finish Do They Use?

A door hanger has to survive weather, hands, and a doorknob, so the stock is a sturdy gloss cover. The 14pt is the standard weight and keeps a big run affordable, while the 16pt is noticeably stiffer and feels more like a premium leave-behind. Both get a High Gloss UV Coating that seals the surface, resists rain and fingerprints, and makes a roof photo or a bold headline snap on a card left hanging outside.

For ink you choose 4/0, full color on the front with a blank back to save on cost, or 4/4, full color on both sides so you can put your offer up front and a storm-damage checklist or service map on the back. It is the difference between a single strong pitch and a two-sided leave-behind that keeps working after the homeowner picks it up.

Can You Add a Tear-Off Coupon or Free-Inspection Strip?

Yes, and it is the feature that turns a flyer into a lead. Add the optional perforation 2 inches from the bottom and the card splits into two parts: the hanging portion that stays on the door as a reminder, and a tear-off strip the homeowner pulls off and sticks on the fridge. Print your free-inspection offer, a storm-response phone number, or a limited-time discount on that strip, and you give people a reason to keep your number instead of tossing the whole card.

Leave the perforation off when you want a single clean panel. Either way it is one choice in the configurator, and it does not change the sizes you can pick.

How Much Do Roofing Door Hangers Cost?

Roofing door hangers start at $290.41 per 250 units, and the per-hanger price keeps dropping as the quantity climbs toward 25,000, so a cheap door hanger really comes down to how big a run you order. A 1,000 run is $332.08, about 33 cents each, a 5,000 run is $887.86, and 25,000 works out to roughly 9 cents each. So how many doors do you actually need to hit? Drag the slider below to set your count and watch both the run total and the true per-hanger cost update live, and find the point where one more step up barely moves the budget.

What Do Roofing Contractors Use Door Hangers For?

Roofing is won street by street, and a door hanger canvasses the street for you. After a hailstorm or a wind event, a crew hangs inspection offers on every house on the blocks with visible damage. When you finish a roof, you hang a card on the ten nearest doors so the neighbors see who did the work and who to call. Sales reps leave them when nobody answers, so no knock is ever wasted, and the tear-off strip captures the callback.

They pair naturally with the rest of the contractor lineup, so if you run other trades too you can order matching Landscaping Door Hangers or Lawn Care Door Hangers and keep one brand across every service.

Roofing Door Hanger Designs That Book Inspections

A roofing door hanger has one job: turn a walked street into booked inspections. The offer decides whether that happens, and on a roof lead there are only a few offers that work. A free roof inspection is the strongest, because it asks the homeowner for nothing they value except twenty minutes. A free storm damage check named for the actual event, the hail on a specific date or the wind that took shingles off the street, works even harder, because it is about something they watched happen. Help with an insurance claim is the third, and it sells the part homeowners dread rather than the roof itself.

Write one headline and let it carry the offer. Not the company name, not a slogan, the offer: free roof inspection, no obligation. The company name belongs underneath, at the size a name deserves. Then one proof element and only one, because a hanger read at the door in five seconds cannot carry a portfolio. A photograph of a finished roof, a licence number, a years in business line, or a neighbourhood name if you have already worked that street. Neighbourhood proof is the strongest of the four and costs nothing to print.

Finish with a call to action a homeowner can act on while holding the card. A phone number large enough to read at arm's length, a QR code to a booking page, and the tear-off strip, which is the part that ends up on the fridge. Print the number on the tear-off as well as the body, so the piece still works after it has been torn. Watch the printed piece being made and see how the perforation, the gloss and the die cut hook come together on the roofing door hangers video on this page.

How Do Roofing Door Hangers Compare to Other Contractor Door Hangers?

Roofing door hangers share the same sturdy stock, sizes, and tear-off option as the rest of the contractor family, so choosing between them is mostly about which trade and audience the card speaks to. The chart below lines up roofing door hangers against their closest siblings so you can compare the starting price and specs on each before you choose.

Storm Season Canvassing Playbook

Timing beats volume. The window that matters opens once the weather has passed and the roofs are safe to look at, and it closes when the first competitors have already been down the street. Homeowners are still talking to each other about the storm, still noticing granules in the gutter, and have not yet made a decision. Walking the same street a month later is a completely different, and much harder, conversation.

Canvass the damage, not the map. A hail core or a wind path is narrow and does not respect neighbourhood boundaries, so identify the streets that actually took it, then work those streets completely rather than scattering across a whole zip code. Complete coverage is what produces the neighbour effect: three hangers on one street get talked about, thirty spread across a district get thrown away individually.

Run it as a route, not a wander. Give each crew one side of one street at a time, so the pattern is obvious and nobody doubles back. Hang, do not knock, unless somebody is already outside, and never leave a piece in a mailbox. Mark the street off as it is completed and note the doors that were answered, because those are the follow up list. Order the run to match the route: work out how many doors are in the storm affected streets, add the follow up streets you will reach next week, and buy to the next quantity tier, since the per hanger price keeps dropping as the run climbs from 250 toward 25,000 and a reorder mid season costs you the standard 7 business day production window all over again.

How Fast Can You Get Roofing Door Hangers?

Roofing door hangers print on a standard 7 business day production, so plan the run around your canvassing calendar and storm season. Before anything goes to press you can review a free online proof to catch a wrong phone number or a tight margin, or send your file straight to production when you are ready to start right away. Either path is one choice in the configurator.

Print Your Roofing Door Hangers Today

At 4OVER4.COM, quality comes first, and it is backed by a satisfaction guarantee and 25+ years of printing since 1999. Whatever size, stock, or ink you pick, these roofing door hangers are built to survive a doorknob and a rainy afternoon while your offer stays readable. Roofing door hangers are one stop in a much larger lineup, and you can scan the full print product range any time. Print your roofing door hangers today.