The territories

Nine territories. Same card, different houses.

A roof in Alamo Heights and a patio cover in Alamo Ranch are not the same job — and they don't come from the same neighborhood. Tens of thousands of screened, owner-occupied homes across the San Antonio metro, mapped into nine territories a working truck can actually cover. One company per trade holds each territory: every qualified job in that trade, routed to them first, and their slot on every monthly card. Pick the territory whose houses need what you sell — hold it, and every qualified call in your trade there rings one phone. Yours.

Open now We're taking vendors in Stone Oak–Hollywood Park first — the other eight territories are mapped, and reserving one locks your trade and your rate for its opening.

Screened, owner-occupied homes in the network — counted from the list, not rounded up
Named territories · homes each
12
Card slots per territory · one per trade
70
Trades in the network — card slots are the start, not the limit
1
Company per trade, per territory. Ever.
The bundle most pros pick

Three adjoining territories. A side of town.

Territory Partners hold three adjoining territories — tens of thousands of homes — because that's how a real service radius works. Nobody rolls a truck to one neighborhood. How partnership works →

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Common questions

How the territories work.

On drive time and neighborhood identity — contiguous areas a working truck covers in a morning, with names your customers actually use. Every address is individually screened: owner-occupied, owned a year or more, no investors, nothing for sale. The territories are the metro's best screened mailboxes, not its biggest. The full screen →

Nine territories. One roofer in each. The map is the clock.

One company per trade, per territory. Stone Oak is open now — the other eight are mapped and taking reservations.