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Sample rows

10 of the 315 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

California has the most listings: 41 businesses, 29 of them with an email address. Florida follows with 29.

No business name is used by 10 or more listings. 302 businesses have a name used only once.

The median Google rating of the 191 rated businesses is 4.9, and 86 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 220 email addresses, 160 (73%) are role addresses such as info@, 33 (15%) name a person and 27 (12%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this burglar alarm store email list?

This CSV has 315 burglar alarm store listings from Google Maps, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is one business that sells, installs or monitors alarm systems: a shop with a counter, a local installer with a storefront, or a security dealer that took the category on Maps. A dealer with two offices appears twice.

220 rows carry an email address from the business's own website, one per business. Phones are listed on 301 rows and websites on 189. The gap between phones and websites is wide, which shows that many alarm dealers are small local firms that live on phone calls and referrals, and some of them have no site at all.

All 315 rows share one category, Burglar alarm store. Beyond that the CSV has name, address, city, state, ZIP, phone, website, email and Google rating columns.

How can you segment the file?

You cut the CSV in a spreadsheet using columns that are already there. For alarm dealers, three cuts do most of the work.

The first is geography. An alarm dealer services customers within a drive of the shop, because technicians go on site for installs, service calls and false alarm resets. A supplier with a regional warehouse or a field rep will filter by state, then by city.

The second is the mailbox. Of the 220 addresses, 160 are role addresses such as info@, sales@ or service@, 33 are named-person addresses and 27 are on free mail providers. Role mailboxes are the biggest group, so plan most of your sending around a shared inbox that a dispatcher or an owner's spouse may be checking. Named addresses are few, and each of them probably goes to an owner or sales manager.

The third is the name column. Search it for words such as security, fire, lock, camera, home, commercial or monitoring to separate the dealers that sell broadly from those that focus on one thing. Names that include lock or locksmith often signal a business with a physical access side.

• Geography: state and city, matching your warehouse, rep or service area.
• Mailbox: 160 role addresses versus 33 named people and 27 free mail accounts.
• Name keywords: security, fire, lock, camera, commercial, monitoring.
• Website: 189 rows have one and can be checked for brands carried and services listed.

Who buys a burglar alarm store email list?

The buyers sell to the security trade. Distributors of alarm panels, sensors, keypads and cameras want dealer accounts, and they compete on price and same-day pickup. Manufacturers of control panels and smart home platforms recruit dealers to install their products. Wholesale central stations offer to take over monitoring for a dealer that does not run its own, which is a pitch built for the small shops in this file.

Software firms sell billing, scheduling and installer management for security dealers. Insurance brokers offer E&O and general liability cover for installers. Fleet vehicle wrappers, uniform companies, and alarm industry training schools look for the same list. So do lead generation companies that sell inbound calls for home security, and answering services that cover after-hours alarm and service calls.

How do you run outreach to burglar alarm stores?

Alarm dealers are in the field during the day for installs and service. The person who reads the shared mailbox is often in the shop, so a midmorning send, before a dispatcher heads out, gets a better chance than evening mail.

With 160 of the 220 addresses being role mailboxes, your opening line should ask for the right person. Say that the message is about monitoring, parts or software, and ask the reader to pass it to whoever buys for the shop. For the 33 named addresses, write straight to the owner or manager and keep it to the offer.

Be specific on product details a dealer will recognize: a wholesale monitoring rate per account, a panel brand you stock, or a minimum order. An alarm dealer compares offers on recurring revenue per customer, so a price per monitored account is the number to lead with. Avoid abstract claims about security trends.

Use the website column to check whether a dealer sells fire alarms, cameras or only burglar systems before you write. Remove duplicates by website, and send in small batches to catch bounces early.

What email rules apply when you contact alarm dealers?

CAN-SPAM asks for a real postal address for your company in the footer and a working opt-out that you honor. When the message goes to a shared dealer mailbox like service@, the person who answers an opt-out may be a dispatcher, so keep the instruction to one plain line.

Which states and cities should you start with?

California has 41 burglar alarm store listings and 29 emails. Florida has 29 listings and 20 emails, Texas 28 and 20, and New York 19 and 13. Arizona has 11 and 8, Georgia 9 and 6, Colorado 8 and 6, Alabama 7 and 5, North Carolina 7 and 5, Ohio 7 and 5.

The largest city counts are Miami with 8 listings, Houston with 6, Columbus, Georgia with 5, and New York with 5. Mesa and Albuquerque have 4 each, and Montgomery, Tucson, Los Angeles and Fort Lauderdale 3 each.

With so few listings in any one city, a rep who drives to dealers will want a state instead of a city. California, Florida and Texas hold the most rows. A seller who works only by email can take the whole country in order of state size. Listings without an email can go on a call list.

What is in the list

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

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