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Sample rows

10 of the 24,774 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

Florida has the most listings: 2,423 businesses, 1,696 of them with an email address. Texas follows with 2,390.

850 rows (3%) carry one of 15 names used by 10 or more listings, led by United Refrigeration Inc with 280. 21,184 businesses have a name used only once, and 15,236 of those have an email address.

The median Google rating of the 21,022 rated businesses is 4.8, and 8,565 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 17,342 email addresses, 5,946 (34%) are role addresses such as info@, 4,586 (26%) name a person and 6,810 (39%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this air conditioning contractor email list?

The file has 24,774 Google Maps listings in the Air conditioning contractor category, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is a company that installs or services cooling equipment: a one-truck owner, a residential service shop with a dozen vans, or a supply counter that Google files under the same label.

Of those listings, 17,342 have an email address, read from the company's own website. HVAC owners answer the phone from the truck, which is why almost every listing has a number.

Google files every cooling shop here under a single label. Google does not separate residential from commercial work, or repair from installation, inside this label, so the file gives you the whole trade and leaves the sub-trade to the business name and website.

How can you segment the file?

You cut the CSV in Excel or Sheets on the columns it has. With one category, four columns do the work.

Hot-climate cities and states are where a cooling vendor finds volume. An HVAC company serves a radius around its shop, so a vendor selling to contractors usually picks the metros where summers are long. A city filter on Phoenix or Las Vegas returns the shops that spend the most months running service calls.

The business name column is the closest thing to a sub-trade filter. Names often include words such as Heating, Plumbing, Refrigeration, Commercial or Mechanical. Search for Refrigeration if you sell walk-in cooler parts, or for Plumbing and Air if you sell to combined plumbing and HVAC shops. A shop without the word in its name will not appear.

The file also shows supply houses and distributors under the same category. United Refrigeration has 280 listings, Trane Supply 157, Ferguson HVAC Supply 137, Sears Heating and Air Conditioning 83 and Ferguson 42, and none of those five has an email in the file. They are counters, not contractors, so drop them if you sell to installers. Filtering out the repeated names leaves 21,184 rows with a name that appears once.

• State and city: the metros with the longest cooling season, or the one county your team covers.
• Business name keyword: Refrigeration, Plumbing, Commercial, Mechanical.
• Email type: named-person addresses for owners, role addresses for the office.
• Rating: the median listing sits at 4.8, so only the low end is separated by a filter.

Who buys an air conditioning contractor email list?

Field service software vendors come first: scheduling, dispatch, quoting and invoicing tools that replace paper tickets and a shared calendar. Equipment manufacturers and distributors recruit dealers, and refrigerant, parts and tool suppliers look for contractors who buy by the truckload in summer.

Consumer financing companies sell a monthly payment option that a contractor offers a homeowner who needs a new condenser in July. Truck upfitters and fleet vendors sell shelving, wraps and telematics to shops with several vans. Lead generation sites and local marketing agencies sell exclusive calls and review management.

Training providers sell technician courses and exam prep, and recruiters place technicians in a trade that struggles to hire them. Insurance brokers write contractor liability and commercial auto policies. Each of these sellers wants a different slice of the 24,774 listings, which is why the name and state columns matter.

How do you run outreach to air conditioning contractors?

First decide who opens each address. The file has 4,586 named-person emails and 5,946 role addresses such as office@ or service@. At a small shop the named address belongs to the owner, who is often on a roof. At a larger company a role address reaches a dispatcher or an office manager, and that person decides what reaches the owner. Write one version for each.

Timing follows the weather. During a heat wave a contractor has no time to read a pitch, while the weeks after the season ends are quiet and the owner is planning next year. Send software, training and financing offers in the shoulder months, and offer parts or fleet items before the season starts. In Florida, Texas and California the season is longer, so the windows are shorter.

Keep the message short and put the benefit in terms a contractor uses: fewer missed calls, faster quotes, one less hour of paperwork a night. Ask one question that can be answered from a phone, such as whether they quote jobs on site or back at the office.

Skip the five supply names that carry no email, and sort by website domain so a multi-location company receives one message instead of several. Mail in small batches and watch the bounce count before you send the rest.

What email rules apply when you contact air conditioning contractors?

CAN-SPAM asks for two things in a business pitch: a valid physical postal address for your company, and an opt-out that works and that you honor. A dispatcher who replies remove me on behalf of the owner counts, so treat that reply as an opt-out for the whole company.

Which states and cities should you start with?

Florida leads on volume: 2,423 shops, 1,696 with an email. North Carolina follows with 817 listings and 572 emails, New York with 794 and 556, Georgia with 739 and 517, Louisiana with 643 and 450, Pennsylvania with 633 and 443, Tennessee with 535 and 374 and Ohio with 533 and 373.

By city, Houston leads with 213 listings, then Miami (149), San Antonio (146), Tampa (120), Los Angeles (115), Las Vegas (114), Jacksonville (109), Phoenix (107), Orlando (94) and Brooklyn (82).

A regional seller of parts or financing works one of the Sun Belt metros fully. A software vendor takes the 17,342 emails across all states and uses the phone column for the shops that never published an address.

What is in the list

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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