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Sample rows

10 of the 577 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

California has the most listings: 115 businesses, 80 of them with an email address. Florida follows with 87.

No business name is used by 10 or more listings. 565 businesses have a name used only once.

The median Google rating of the 567 rated businesses is 4.7, and 81 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 404 email addresses, 115 (28%) are role addresses such as info@, 66 (16%) name a person and 223 (55%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this auto upholsterer email list?

The auto upholsterer file lists 577 Google Maps businesses, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is a trim shop: a craftsperson who recovers seats, replaces headliners, sews door panels and carpets, fits convertible tops, or restores the interior of a classic car. Many also cover boat seats, motorcycle seats and commercial vehicles. Most are small workshops with one to five people.

404 listings have an email address read from the shop's website, one per business. Phone numbers appear on 575 rows, nearly all of them, and websites on 315. A working upholsterer shows finished jobs online, so a site is common.

All rows share one category, Auto upholsterer. The file does not tell classic restorers from fleet and marine trim shops, so use the business name and site for that.

How can you segment the file?

Sort and filter in Excel or Google Sheets. Four columns give you cuts that matter in a trim shop.

Read the business name column for specialty words: convertible, top, marine, boat, motorcycle, classic, custom, headliner, leather or restoration. An upholsterer that names boats in its title buys marine vinyl, and a restoration shop buys period correct cloth.

State and city give you a delivery map. Fabric rolls are bulky, and a distributor with a warehouse in Texas will want Texas shops.

Of the 404 addresses, 66 are named-person, 115 are role addresses and 223 are on a free mail service. The free mail group is the largest by far. Most upholsterers are one-owner shops, so those addresses reach the person who cuts and sews.

• Business name: convertible, marine, classic, leather or headliner.
• State and city: plan deliveries or showroom visits.
• Email type: free mail and named addresses reach the owner.
• Website: a portfolio page shows the kind of work the shop wants.

Who buys an auto upholsterer email list?

Suppliers of materials and sewing equipment are the natural buyers. Automotive fabric, vinyl and leather distributors sell by the yard or the hide. Foam and batting wholesalers, headliner board and trim adhesive makers, and thread and zipper suppliers sell consumables. Convertible top manufacturers and their dealers want installers.

Industrial sewing machine dealers and service technicians pitch machines that can handle heavy thread and leather. Seat frame and hardware companies, carpet kit makers and classic car interior kit sellers look for shops that fit their kits. Marine and RV suppliers use the same shops. Insurance brokers, trade show organizers for custom car events and local ad services also reach out.

California has 115 trim shops, Florida 87 and Texas 70, which makes those three states the main territories.

How do you run outreach to auto upholsterers?

An upholsterer cuts and sews at a bench and reads email on a phone at lunch or in the evening. Messages should be short, with a photo or sample offer where you can. Cloth and leather are bought by touch, so a free swatch or a small sample order does more than a price list.

Write to the owner by first name on the free mail and named rows. Mention the kind of work the shop does as you saw it on its website: convertible tops, classic restorations or boat seats. For role addresses, ask who buys materials and keep the note easy to pass on.

Say what is in stock and how fast it ships. A fabric distributor can write that it ships rolls the same week to the shop's state. A top maker can name the models it covers. A sewing machine dealer can offer a service visit.

Since the phone column is almost full, follow up by phone. Owners are often at the bench and call back after hours. Test with a modest batch, read replies and bounces, and expand once you see what works.

What email rules apply when you write to upholstery shops?

Promotional email to a trim shop is covered by CAN-SPAM. Include your company's valid postal address in the message and give an opt-out that works and that you follow. A shop owner who asks you to stop gets no further mail from you.

Which states and cities should you start with?

By state, listings and emails: California 115 and 80, Florida 87 and 61, Texas 70 and 49, North Carolina 27 and 19, Arizona 23 and 16, Virginia 18 and 13, Georgia 13 and 9, Indiana 13 and 9, Ohio 13 and 9, New Mexico 12 and 8.

Dallas has 14 shops, the most of any city. Albuquerque has 11. Houston has 10, Jacksonville and Miami 9, Los Angeles and Indianapolis 8, Orlando and San Antonio 7, and Phoenix 6.

Dallas, Houston and San Antonio give a Texas loop. Jacksonville, Orlando and Miami give a Florida one. Albuquerque makes a good single-city test, because a seller can cover the area with one visit.

What is in the list

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

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