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Sample rows

10 of the 882 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

California has the most listings: 343 businesses, 240 of them with an email address. Texas follows with 113.

365 rows (41%) carry one of 6 names used by 10 or more listings, led by Primo Water Refill with 228. 419 businesses have a name used only once, and 535 of those have an email address.

The median Google rating of the 651 rated businesses is 4.5, and 121 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 617 email addresses, 329 (53%) are role addresses such as info@, 123 (20%) name a person and 165 (27%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this bottled water supplier email list?

The bottled water supplier list has 882 Google Maps listings in the Bottled water supplier category, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is one business that sells or delivers water: a home and office delivery route, a refill station, a spring water bottler, a distributor of five-gallon jugs or a company that rents coolers. A supplier with a plant and a retail counter can have two rows.

Of the 882 listings, 617 show an email address taken from the supplier's own website. Phone numbers are on 865 rows and a website is on 686. Delivery routes live on phone orders, so the phone column is nearly full.

Every row has the category Bottled water supplier. The file does not mark whether a supplier bottles its own water or resells another brand, so the name and the website help with that.

How can you segment the file?

The water supplier CSV loads into Excel or Google Sheets without conversion. The columns that sort water suppliers are state, city, email type and business name.

Names indicate the model. Spring, Artesian, Purified, Alkaline, Refill, Delivery, Culligan-style dealer names and Ice in a name point to different businesses: a bottler with a source, a purification and refill shop, a route distributor or a company that also sells ice. A seller of bottling equipment will want the first group, and a truck upfitter the route distributors.

The city column suits anyone with a route of their own. A supplier of caps or a cooler repair service ships regionally, so a state is the usual unit, but a delivery truck seller wants the cities.

Email type is balanced between roles and people. Of 617 addresses, 123 name a person on the supplier's domain, 329 are role addresses such as info@ or orders@, and 165 are free mail. Role addresses dominate, because water companies publish an order desk, and the person who reads it often also dispatches the trucks.

• Business name: Spring and Artesian for bottlers, Refill and Purified for vending and refill shops, Delivery for route distributors.
• State and city: your own route or shipping radius.
• Email type: 329 role addresses for order desks, 123 named-person addresses for owners and managers.
• Website column: check for a delivery area page or a bulk order form.

Who buys a bottled water supplier email list?

The buyers sell to businesses that bottle and deliver water. Bottle, cap and label makers supply the plastic and printing for five-gallon jugs and retail bottles. Makers of filling lines, ozone and reverse osmosis systems, and water testing labs sell to the plant side. Cooler manufacturers and their parts distributors sell units and repair kits for the cooler fleet.

Another group sells to the route. Truck dealers, refrigerated body builders and liftgate installers outfit delivery vans. Route accounting and dispatch software reach suppliers that still use paper routes. Fuel card companies, commercial insurers and payment processors reach small distributors. Office coffee and breakroom suppliers write to the same companies because they deliver to the same customers.

How do you run outreach to bottled water suppliers?

The inbox of a water company is often read by the dispatcher or the owner, early in the morning before routes leave. Send mail to arrive then. Keep it to a few lines and lead with what the supplier gets: a price per case of caps, a lead time on labels, a repair turnaround on coolers.

Mention the part of the business you serve. A cap supplier should write to the companies that bottle, not to the pure delivery distributors. A route software vendor should write to the delivery companies, and name their kind of route in the first line. A water test lab should say what it tests and which state rules it covers.

Check the website column to see how large the operation is. A supplier with a delivery area page and a plant photo is a bigger buyer than one with a single phone number. Match the quantity you quote to the size.

Seasonality matters. Summer is the busy season, and a pitch that needs the owner's attention works best in winter. Send in batches of a few hundred and read the bounces before the next batch.

What email rules apply when you contact bottled water suppliers?

Sales email to a water delivery business falls under CAN-SPAM. Put your company's real postal address at the bottom of each message and add an opt-out that works. If a dispatcher or owner asks to stop, remove the address from every list.

Which states and cities should you start with?

California is the largest by far, with 343 listings and 240 emails. Texas has 113 listings and 79 emails, and Arizona 60 and 42. New Jersey has 33 and 23, Ohio 29 and 20, Florida 28 and 20, Indiana 17 and 12, New Mexico 16 and 11, and Michigan 15 and 10. Pennsylvania has 14 and 10.

By city, San Jose has 52 listings, well ahead of the rest. Phoenix has 17, Sunnyvale 15 and Oakland 12. Vallejo has 9, Santa Rosa and Napa 8 and 7, and Tucson, Houston and Glendale 7, 7 and 6.

The Bay Area holds a dense cluster in San Jose, Sunnyvale, Oakland and Vallejo, so a single rep or a single delivery equipment dealer can cover it in one territory. Arizona offers a second cluster with Phoenix, Tucson and Glendale. For a national seller of caps or labels, begin with California and Texas, which together hold the largest share of the file.

What is in the list

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

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