What Stetson Hills is like to work in
Stetson Hills spreads across the open northeast quadrant, with wide streets, young landscaping by Front Range standards, and consistent tract construction. Its exposure is the defining feature: there is little mature tree cover, and storms arrive with full force.
The problems that come up most in Stetson Hills
Every part of Colorado Springs has its own pattern of wear. Here is what shows up repeatedly in this one — worth knowing whether you own a home here or service them for a living.
Open ground and limited canopy mean roofs, gutters, window screens and vehicles all take direct hits.
Many homes are now on their second roof, and homeowners are more informed and more skeptical than they were the first time.
Original equipment is failing across the neighborhood on a similar schedule.
Younger yards need irrigation work, tree planting and soil amendment that established neighborhoods do not.
Trades in steady demand here
Based on the housing stock, terrain and climate described above, the categories that stay busiest in Stetson Hills are:
- Roofing
- HVAC
- Landscaping & irrigation
- Gutters
- Windows
That is also the order we prioritise when a category opens up on the mailer for this part of town. If you run one of these businesses and you want Stetson Hills households seeing your name every month, the card is the most direct route there is.
Reaching Stetson Hills homeowners
Colorado Springs Home Pros mails an oversized 8.5 × 11 card to 2,500 area households every month. Eight non-competing home service businesses share it, one per category, and the same homes receive it month after month — which is what turns a name into the one people already trust when something breaks.
Design, print, postage and the EDDM paperwork are all included, with a 4-mailing minimum. See every area we mail, check whether your category is still open, or call 719-249-0470 and we will tell you in about two minutes.
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Colorado Springs Home Pros puts one business per trade on 2,500 local fridges every month, with a 4-mailing minimum.