Termite Control Flyers

A 3.75x8.25 inch flyer feels professional and fits standard mail slots. This size works well for swarm season drops because it stands out in a stack of bills. The 100lb matte stock adds a serious, inspection-report feel that builds trust with homeowners facing a high-ticket treatment decision. Keep 3.75x8.25 on 100lb so Termite Control handouts stay consistent across the next 5,000-piece run.

Ordering 5000 flyers per route drop is a solid starting point for a targeted neighborhood campaign. Plan for two drops two weeks apart during swarm season. This repetition increases recall and inspection bookings. Track inspections per route week and scale routes based on treatment closes, not just inspection volume.

Use a question like "Flying bugs in spring? Could be termites." This educates homeowners without scare tactics. Include a visual ID tip: equal wings and straight antennae. Offer a free WDI inspection and explain the difference between a treatment and a bond. This builds trust and drives calls. Many shops start near 5,000 pieces at 3.75x8.25.

Drop your flyers during swarm season, typically March through June depending on your region. Target older wood-frame neighborhoods built before 1980 with mature trees and moisture-prone crawlspaces. Repeat the same flyer two drops two weeks apart to maximize recall and inspection bookings. Spec 3.75x8.25 / 100lb on the calculator so Termite Control crews get the same file next time.

No, keep the flyer focused solely on termite control. Homeowners associate general pest flyers with routine bugs, not the high-stakes termite threat. A dedicated termite flyer with a free inspection offer and bond vs. treatment distinction positions your company as a specialist and builds trust for high-ticket decisions. Many shops start near 5,000 pieces at 3.75x8.25.

The footnote must state: no obligation, valid for 30 days, and limited to residential properties. Include your license number and a review line or BBB rating. This transparency builds credibility. Also add a QR code that links directly to the inspection scheduling page to reduce friction. Keep 3.75x8.25 on 100lb so Termite Control handouts stay consistent across the next 5,000-piece run.

A residential flyer focuses on swarm identification and free inspections for homeowners. A realtor partnership flyer highlights WDI capability for listing agents and transaction coordinators. Use the same 3.75x8.25 matte stock but tailor the headline to say "Protect your listing with a WDI inspection." Drop these during listing season parallel to swarm drops.

Use matte paper, specifically 100lb matte stock. Glossy can feel like a scare-tactic pest mill flyer. Matte conveys an informational, inspection-report tone that builds trust. Homeowners making a high-ticket treatment decision respond better to a serious, professional feel than to flashy gloss. Approve proof once, then reorder about 5,000 at 3.75x8.25 when the stack runs low.