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Napkin Dispenser Ads for Landscapers
Napkin dispenser ads for landscapers reach homeowners in the neighborhoods your crews already drive through every week. Landscaping is local by nature, and a route full of yards on the same few streets is how the business makes money.
Lawns are coming out across the county
More LA County homeowners are pulling out thirsty turf for drought-tolerant and California native gardens. Water bills, watering day limits, and turf replacement rebates, when they're funded, all push the same way.
Most homeowners have no idea where to start: drip conversion, mulch, plant choices, permits for hardscape. A card offering a free yard walk-through gives them a low-pressure first step, and you get to see the job.
Brush clearance letters in the hills
In fire hazard areas, many homeowners have yearly brush clearance requirements, with inspections in late spring. Owners in the hills and canyons know the notice is coming.
A spring brush clearance card in foothill neighborhoods reaches people who need the work done by a deadline. That's a high-intent job, and it often turns into regular maintenance.
Quiet battery equipment as a selling point
California's rules on new gas-powered small engines have pushed many crews toward battery equipment. Homeowners, and the neighbors working from home next door, notice the difference.
If your crews run quiet electric gear, say so. It's a real reason to choose you in a dense neighborhood, and almost nobody puts it on their ads.
Weekend homeowners and weekday property managers
The people deciding on landscaping are homeowners with yards, often families and older couples who've been in the neighborhood for years. Many eat breakfast at the same place every weekend.
Property managers and HOA board members handle common areas and several properties at once. They eat near their offices on weekdays, and one of them can be worth a dozen residential yards.
A Tuesday on the route
Picture a Tuesday. The crew mows, edges, and cleans up a string of yards in one neighborhood, then crosses the freeway for the last two stops of the day.
Those last two yards cost you most of the afternoon. A card in the restaurants along the Tuesday route is a way to find more yards on the same streets, so the truck stays put and the day ends earlier.
Do the same for each day of the week, and the routes start to tighten on their own.
A note on advertising rules for landscapers
Landscape installs above a certain job size generally require a C-27 license in California, and licensed contractors are expected to show the license number in ads. Turf rebate programs change, so check current program terms before mentioning rebates.
You approve every proof, so you stay in control of what goes to print.
From first call to your card on the table
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Tell us where your customers are
Call or send the short form with your business address or the zip codes you serve. We reply within one business day with the restaurants near you that have an open spot in your category.
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Pick your restaurants and a plan
Choose one restaurant, a cluster of five, or fifteen across an area. One advertiser per category per restaurant, so once you take the dentist spot at a restaurant, no other dentist can.
- 3
Approve your card
Send a logo, an offer and a phone number or QR code. We design the card, send a proof, and print it on heavy stock once you approve. You can also send a print-ready file.
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Your ad goes on every table
We install your card in every dispenser at your restaurants on the next route visit, then check it on regular visits and send you photos.
- 5
Track and adjust
Use a code, a tracking number or a QR link that appears only on the napkin card. Swap the offer with the season. Add restaurants in areas that respond.
Flat monthly plans
Design, printing, installation and route visits are included in every plan.
Single Spot
$149/mo
1 restaurant
Your card in every dispenser at one restaurant you pick.
- Every dispenser in one restaurant
- Free ad design, proof and printing
- Category exclusivity at that restaurant
- Route visits with photo check-ins
Neighborhood
$499/mo
5 restaurants · about $100 per restaurant
Five restaurants clustered around your business or service area.
- Every dispenser in 5 restaurants
- Free ad design, proof and printing
- One free design change per quarter
- Category exclusivity at each restaurant
- Route visits with photo check-ins
Area Takeover
$1,199/mo
15 restaurants · about $80 per restaurant
Fifteen restaurants across the zip codes you serve.
- Every dispenser in 15 restaurants
- Free ad design, proof and printing
- Monthly design changes
- Category exclusivity at each restaurant
- First pick of new restaurants in your area
3-month minimum term, then month to month. Multi-area and multi-location campaigns: call (818) 383-6869.
Questions landscapers ask us
What's a good offer for a landscaping napkin ad?
A free yard walk-through or estimate works because homeowners don't know what their project involves. Seasonal offers, like spring brush clearance in fire zones or fall planting for native gardens, give people a reason to act now rather than someday.
Can I mention turf replacement rebates?
You can say you help with rebate paperwork if you do, but avoid promising an amount or approval. Programs open, close, and change terms, so keep current details on the page your QR code opens, where you can update them.
How should a landscaper choose restaurants?
Choose restaurants near your existing routes. Every new client close to current stops makes the route more efficient, so pick tables in the neighborhoods where your trucks already park each week.
Do I need a license number on the card?
If you hold a CSLB license, California generally expects it on your advertising, so we leave room for it. Maintenance-only gardeners may fall under different rules, so check with the CSLB about your situation.
Open spots
See which restaurants near you are open in your category
One advertiser per category per restaurant. We reply within one business day with what's open.