Soliciting & Door-to-Door in Pennsylvania (2026)

Anyone who wants to go door-to-door selling goods or taking orders in Abington Township must first get an individual…

Allentown Code § 437-1 requires anyone soliciting door-to-door for sales within the city to first obtain a license, and…

In Bristol Township, Bucks County, no one can solicit or peddle in a public place or on private property without a…

Erie requires anyone peddling house-to-house or street-to-street, resident or not, to obtain a license from the Bureau…

In Haverford Township, Delaware County, Pennsylvania, no one outside the listed exemptions can solicit or peddle…

Lower Merion Township requires every door-to-door canvasser or solicitor to register with the Police Department and…

In Lower Paxton Township, Pennsylvania, no one can solicit or peddle without a valid license from the Township…

Under Millcreek Township Code § 21-24, no one may run a transient wholesale or retail business in the Township without…

Peddlers, transient merchants, and commercial canvassers must get a police-issued license before going door-to-door in…

Anyone peddling, hawking, or selling house-to-house in Philadelphia must first get a Street Vendor license from…

Anyone soliciting orders door to door for future delivery of goods or services in Pottstown needs an annual license…

Reading requires anyone canvassing or soliciting door-to-door to obtain a police permit at least 10 business days in…

Scranton requires anyone peddling or soliciting door-to-door to obtain a license from the Department of Public Safety…

Upper Darby requires anyone peddling or soliciting house-to-house or on public streets and sidewalks to first obtain a…

Bensalem Township requires anyone soliciting or peddling door to door or on the streets to obtain a license from the…

Bethlehem requires peddlers and solicitors who sell goods, wares, or merchandise door-to-door to buy a $10.00-per-day…

In Bristol Borough, Pennsylvania, nobody can knock on residential doors to peddle or solicit without an invitation…

In the City of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, anyone soliciting or taking orders by sample from non-dealers pays a $100…

Any charity or religious group sending representatives door-to-door in Pittsburgh must register with the Police…

A conspicuously posted "No Soliciting" or "Do not solicit" sign legally bars any registered solicitor from entering or…

Abington Township lets residents shut solicitors out two ways under Code §§ 118-10 and 118-11: posting a legible "No…

Bensalem Township bars solicitors and peddlers from entering any property posted with a No Soliciting sign, from…

Bristol Borough residents can post a No Soliciting, Peddling or Canvassing sign of up to 80 square inches on the front…

In Bristol Township, a licensed solicitor or peddler cannot enter or stay on a home or business property when the owner…

In Haverford Township, Delaware County, Pennsylvania, commercial soliciting and peddling ends at 7:00 p.m. from October…

In Lower Paxton Township, Pennsylvania, licensed solicitors and peddlers cannot work before 8:00 a.m. or after 7:00…

Licensed peddlers and canvassers in Penn Hills may only solicit 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. on weekdays and Saturdays, and are…

Homeowners can bar real estate solicitors from contacting them by joining the city's Do Not Solicit List.

Scranton makes it unlawful for any peddler or door-to-door solicitor to enter private property posted with a "No…

Upper Darby residents can post a 'No Solicitation' sign at their home, and any peddler, solicitor or sermonizer…