USPS-Approved Mailboxes in Texas

USPS-Approved Mailboxes in Texas Cluster & Pedestal Multi-Family Options

U.S. Mail Supply delivers USPS-approved multi-family mailboxes across Texas. We provide durable, high-quality solutions for new developments and multi-unit housing projects. Our cluster box units (CBUs), pedestal-mounted mailboxes and other options meet USPS standards for secure, centralized mail delivery. Always be sure to confirm installation requirements with your local postmaster.

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Multi-Family Mailboxes for New Property Developments in TX

Texas’s expanding multi-family housing market requires secure, dependable mail delivery systems. USPS-approved mailboxes offer convenient access for residents while complying with postal regulations in new developments.

U.S. Mail Supply provides dependable mailbox systems suited for apartments, townhomes and condominiums. Our cluster and pedestal mailboxes deliver long-term durability and straightforward installation.

U.S. Mail Supply Has Multi-Family Mailbox Solutions ForApartment Complexes

  • Condominiums
  • Townhome Communities
  • Student Housing
  • Senior Living Facilities
  • Military Housing
  • Public Housing Authorities
  • Mixed-Use Developments
  • Affordable Housing Projects
  • Property Management Companies
  • Real Estate Developers
  • New Multi-Family Construction Projects
  • Renovation & Retrofit Projects
  • HOAs (Homeowners Associations)
  • Section 8 and Government-Sponsored Housing
Multi-Family Mailboxes for New Property Developments in TX

Requirements for Multi-Family Mailboxes in TX

Mailbox regulations in Texas are primarily governed by the United States Postal Service (USPS) standards, local municipal codes and specific requirements for multifamily dwellings.

It's essential to consult with local authorities or the local postmaster to comply with any additional regulations or standards specific to your area.

  • Placement and Height
    Mailboxes in Texas must be installed 6 to 8 inches back from the curb, with the bottom of the mailbox or mail entry point positioned 41 to 45 inches above the ground or road surface.
  • Address Visibility
    Each mailbox must clearly display the address number, with numerals at least 1 inch high, placed on the front or flag side for visibility.
  • Cluster Box Units (CBUs)
    For new construction or major renovations, USPS requires the use of STD-4C Horizontal Mailboxes or Cluster Box Units (CBUs). The highest tenant lock must be no more than 67 inches above the finished floor and the lowest must be at least 28 inches above.
  • Parcel Locker Ratio
    In multi-family housing, there must be at least one parcel locker for every five mailbox compartments in new installations.
  • Mailbox Supports
    Mailbox supports on Texas state highways must meet Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) standards. Approved supports include wood (up to 4"x4") or metal pipes (up to 2" diameter), buried less than 24 inches deep. Supports must be crashworthy and break away if struck; heavy steel, cast iron or decorative supports are not allowed. Plastic posts are discouraged.
  • Locking Mailboxes
    Locking mailboxes are permitted and growing in popularity for security. All locking mailboxes must be USPS-approved, with slots large enough for normal daily mail and unfolded Priority envelopes. USPS carriers do not accept mailbox keys and will not open locked boxes, so the design must allow mail to be deposited without carrier access to the lock.
  • Building Codes
    Multi-family projects in Texas must comply with local building codes and USPS mailbox standards. There is no single statewide building code for all developments, so check municipal requirements for your area.
  • Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Compliance
    Accessible mailbox compartments in multi-family properties must be positioned 15–48 inches above the finished floor for forward or side reach, in accordance with ADA guidelines.
  1. Site-Constructed Single-Family Developments
    Developers must coordinate with the USPS during the design phase, as centralized mail delivery with secure parcel lockers is the standard for new communities. If new homes are within one block of existing ones, they may adopt the same delivery method pending USPS review; otherwise, current centralized delivery standards apply.
  2. Mobile or Trailer Home Developments
    Permanent developments must have permanent lot assignments, public road maintenance and typically use centralized, curbside or sidewalk delivery as determined by USPS. Transient developments receive mail at a single USPS-approved location, with park staff handling internal distribution.
  3. Apartment Communities
    Use USPS-approved 4C centralized mailbox units with at least one parcel locker per five mailboxes, installed near main entrances and accessible to carriers. Outdoor units require USPS approval, must avoid streets or sidewalks and include a canopy with lighting and weather protection.
  4. Student Housing & Off-Campus Dormitories
    USPS delivers mail in bulk to a designated representative for distribution within dormitories, with no individual mailbox delivery provided. Dormitories—defined by shared living spaces—require early coordination with a USPS Growth Manager and may need named designees to accept mail.
*See the USPS National Delivery Planning Standards: A Guide for Builders and Developers for more information.

Fastest Growing Multi-Family Property Investments in Texas

Multi-family housing is reshaping Texas’s major cities, with the state remaining a national hotspot for apartment and condo development. Dallas, Houston and Austin are leading this surge, driven by strong job growth, population gains and ongoing demand for urban, amenity-rich living environments. In 2024, Texas delivered nearly 97,000 new multi-family units-more than any other state-with Dallas-Fort Worth and Houston ranking among the top metros nationally for new construction.

Other Texas cities are also making major strides in the multi-family sector:

  • Dallas-Fort Worth continues to top the nation in new apartment deliveries, fueled by business relocations and a steady influx of residents.
  • Houston is close behind, with robust multi-family construction and a focus on both luxury and workforce housing to meet diverse renter needs.
  • Austin remains a magnet for young professionals and tech talent, supporting high occupancy rates and ongoing multi-family investment.

Texas leads the build-to-rent trend with thousands of single-family rentals in development across suburbs. Demand for Class B and C apartments remains strong among families and middle-income renters. Investors and property managers in Texas’s top metros trust US Mail Supply’s mailbox solutions to match today’s tenant expectations and USPS standards.

Fastest Growing Multi-Family Property Investments in Texas
Top Multi-Family Property Management Firms in TX

Top Multi-Family Property Management Firms in TX

Leading property management firms across Texas are fueling multi-family growth, managing everything from upscale apartments to expansive townhome communities. U.S. Mail Supply provides USPS-approved mail systems trusted statewide for secure, compliant delivery—whether cluster mailboxes in urban projects or pedestal units in growing suburbs—to serve tenants and boost property value.

Evernest Dallas

Recognized as one of the top property management companies in Dallas, offering comprehensive services for property owners.

Summit Property Management

Specializes in acquisition, repositioning, third-party management, construction and investment services for multifamily properties in the Dallas metro area.

Choose U.S. Mail Supply for Your Multi-Family Mailbox

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  • Solutions For Every Multi-family Property Type
Equip your multi-family development with the best USPS-approved mailboxes in Texas. Contact U.S. Mail Supply today for a consultation and to explore our range of cluster, pedestal and other mailboxes for multi-family properties.

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USPS-Approved Mailboxes for Texas Multi-Family Properties In:

  • San Antonio
  • Austin
  • Fort Worth
  • El Paso
  • Arlington
  • Pasadena
  • Killeen
  • Plano
  • Lubbock
  • Laredo
  • Irving
  • Garland
  • Mesquite
  • Denton
  • Frisco
  • McKinney
  • Amarillo
  • Grand Prairie
  • Brownsville
  • Waco
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