Florida's ChoiceVetted local businesses

Vetted local businesses for Clermont homes.

Florida's Choice mails a shared jumbo postcard to every home on selected Clermont mail routes. Every business on it is vetted first, with one business per category.

Front: featured slots

Back: open slots

Sample layout of the card, front and back

What vetted means

  1. Licensed (DBPR)
  2. Insured
  3. a Google rating of 4.5 or higher

Vetted means current license where required (checked with Florida DBPR), active liability insurance, and a Google rating of 4.5 or higher.

Businesses pay to advertise, but they can't pay to get in. Every business must pass vetting first, and is re-checked before every mailing.

See how we vet businesses

How it works for homeowners

  1. Scan a code on the card, or browse here

    Every ad on the Florida's Choice card has its own QR code that opens that business's page.

  2. Check the business

    Its page shows the license, insurance and Google rating checks it passed, and the date each was last verified.

  3. Request a free quote

    Send a request or call. Your request goes straight to the business, and they'll contact you soon.

Neighborhoods

The card goes to every home on a neighborhood pack's mail routes in Clermont, FL 34715.

For local businesses

Reach every home in a neighborhood pack with no competitor from your category on the card. Every ad has its own QR code, and your results report counts the scans and requests it brought in.

Homes per neighborhood pack
5,405–6,003
Business per category on each card
1
From each mailing to your results report
30 days
How advertising works

Marketing Solutions

Our done-for-you marketing for local businesses: lead tools like the kitchen visualizer, solo mailers, landing pages and monthly marketing.

See Marketing Solutions

Questions

Who gets the card?
Every home on the mail routes of the neighborhood pack being mailed, in Clermont, FL 34715.
Does it cost anything to request a quote?
No. Requesting a quote through Florida's Choice is free, with no obligation.
How does a business get on the card?
It applies for its category and must pass vetting first. Each card has one business per category.
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