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Sample rows

10 of the 648 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

California has the most listings: 157 businesses, 110 of them with an email address. Texas follows with 71.

36 rows (6%) carry one of 3 names used by 10 or more listings, led by Elitek Vehicle Services with 13. 574 businesses have a name used only once, and 422 of those have an email address.

The median Google rating of the 565 rated businesses is 4.6, and 146 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 454 email addresses, 232 (51%) are role addresses such as info@, 74 (16%) name a person and 148 (33%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this auto electrical service email list?

The file lists 648 Google Maps businesses in the auto electrical service category, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is a shop that fixes the electrical side of a vehicle: alternators and starters, wiring faults, batteries, lighting, power windows, car audio and alarm installs. Some are specialists and some are general garages that picked this category.

454 listings have an email address from the shop's own website, one for each business. The phone column is filled on 638 rows, nearly the whole file, and 290 rows have a website.

Every row carries the same category, Auto electrical service. The file does not separate car audio installers from alternator rebuilders, so that split comes from the business name or the shop's site.

How can you segment the file?

Everything below happens in Excel or Google Sheets on the CSV columns. Four filters are worth using for electrical shops.

Shop names often give away the specialty. Words such as starter, alternator, battery, stereo, audio, alarm, diesel or fleet point to what the shop does most. Some names carry nothing useful, and those need a look at the website.

State and city set the delivery or sales area. A battery distributor or a parts remanufacturer ships by route, and a diagnostic tool rep visits in person.

The email column splits into 74 named-person addresses, 232 role addresses and 148 on a free mail service. The role group is the largest, since shops with a counter keep a shared inbox, while the free mail addresses tend to belong to owners of very small shops.

• Business name: filter for starter, alternator, audio, alarm or fleet.
• State and city: build a delivery route or a visit plan.
• Email type: owner on named and free-mail rows, counter on role rows.
• Phone: nearly every row has one, so calls are easy to add.

Who buys an auto electrical service email list?

Parts and tool companies are the typical buyers. Remanufacturers of alternators, starters and control modules sell to shops by the unit. Battery distributors, wire and connector suppliers, and relay and fuse wholesalers keep these shops stocked. Diagnostic scan tool and oscilloscope makers pitch a better way to trace a short.

Car audio brands, remote start and security product distributors, and lighting makers sell to the installers in the file. Shop software vendors, fleet service accounts and tire and battery chains looking for local partners also reach out. Training providers for hybrid and electric vehicle wiring pitch to owners who want to take on that work.

California is the dominant state with 157 listings, and Los Angeles alone has 19 of them.

How do you run outreach to auto electrical shops?

An auto electrician usually works a trouble-shooting job with a meter in hand and reads email on a break. The first line has to say what the product does for a vehicle fault or for a job type the shop already takes. Skip anything that sounds like a general trade newsletter.

Write differently by address type. To the 232 role addresses, ask who orders parts or diagnostic tools and keep the note short. To the 74 named-person addresses and the free-mail owners, write by first name and mention a job such as a failed alternator or a parasitic battery drain.

Make the offer fit how the shop buys. A remanufacturer can promise a core return process and a warranty. A tool seller can offer a demo unit at the shop. Say which makes and model years your product covers, because an electrician only cares about the cars in the bay.

Since almost every row has a phone number, plan a call two days after each email. Counter staff pick up, and they know when the owner is in. Start with a hundred-row test, read bounces and replies, then expand.

What email rules apply when you write to electrical shops?

Two CAN-SPAM duties govern commercial email to an electrical shop. List a real postal address for your business in each message, and run a working opt-out that you honor. A counter clerk who passes on a stop request is speaking for the shop, so treat it the same as the owner's request.

Which states and cities should you start with?

State figures, listings and emails: California 157 and 110, Texas 71 and 50, Florida 46 and 32, Arizona 17 and 12, New York 15 and 10, Michigan 14 and 10, Wisconsin 14 and 10, Ohio 13 and 9, New Jersey 12 and 8, Oklahoma 12 and 8.

Los Angeles leads the cities with 19 shops. Houston has 12 and San Antonio 11. El Paso has 8. San Jose, Santa Ana and Miami have 6 each, and Phoenix, San Diego and Louisville have 5 each.

Southern California, with Los Angeles, Santa Ana and San Diego, forms one compact route. Texas gives a second, with Houston, San Antonio and El Paso on the same interstate map. Louisville is a small test for the Midwest.

What is in the list

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

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