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Postcard advertising for hvac & heating. Only one per card.

Your ad, about the size of a whole postcard, on a 12×9 card that visits a new neighborhood every month, about 14,800 different homes over 6 months. No other heating & air (hvac) business can be on your route while you renew.

Where is hvac & heating open?

Pick your city and your trade. We'll show the neighborhoods that fit your customers best and when your trade is in season.

Neighborhood Card front with four local adsActual print file · 12×9 in

When hvac & heating is in season in Mid-Missouri

Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec

Demand is highest in Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec. The strongest 6-month run is Nov-Apr, so the time to lock in your spot is around September.

Where this comes fromheating load (HDD 1,054 Jan) and cooling load (CDD 419 Jul) drive breakdowns; tune-ups Apr-May & Sep-Oct. Source: NOAA NCEI 1991-2020 normals USW00003945 HDD/CDD base 65F.

What it takes to pay for itself

The 6-month minimum costs $2,394. At a typical ticket of about $311, that's 8 new customers over six months. That's revenue, not profit, so plug in your own margin.

Ticket: Angi 2026 avg furnace repair $311; HomeAdvisor tune-up avg $250; new furnace avg $4,814 (Angi 2026). National averages; Mid-Missouri prices may be lower.

Where we mail for hvac & heating

Columbia, MO: best-fit neighborhoods include Harg area, Woodlandville area, Cedar Lake & Heritage Meadows.

Jefferson City, MO: best-fit neighborhoods include Wardsville area, West Hills area, Wainwright area.

Fit is based on the homes on each card: owners vs. renters, home age and value, household income and families, compared with who buys from hvac & heating.

Other trades

Claim hvac & heating before another one does

Email your business name, trade, phone and city. We'll confirm within one business day which neighborhoods have your trade open.

sales@swiftscaletechnology.com