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Sample rows

10 of the 369 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

California has the most listings: 51 businesses, 36 of them with an email address. Florida follows with 48.

12 rows (3%) carry one of 1 names used by 10 or more listings, led by UnitedPorte — Doors with 12. 322 businesses have a name used only once, and 242 of those have an email address.

The median Google rating of the 326 rated businesses is 4.9, and 147 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 258 email addresses, 117 (45%) are role addresses such as info@, 70 (27%) name a person and 71 (28%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this door shop email list?

This door shop list holds 369 Google Maps listings, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is a retail or installation business that sells doors: an entry door showroom, a storm door dealer, a company that fits interior doors or a shop that sells custom glass and iron doors to homeowners and builders.

Email addresses sit on 258 rows, each copied from the shop's own site, one per shop. A phone number appears on 365 rows and a website on 312. With phone numbers on nearly every row, a phone-first sales team has as much to work with here as an email team.

All rows share the one Google category, Door shop. The file does not split into subtypes.

How can you segment the file?

Filtering is up to you, in Excel or Sheets, on the columns of the CSV. For door shops the useful ones are these.

Geography matters most. A door shop serves a metro area, since homeowners will not drive far to look at an entry door, so a supplier with a delivery route or a field rep wants the city column. Houston has 12 listings in the file, more than any other city, followed by a spread of cities with six or fewer.

The business name column helps you spot what a shop sells. Names with iron, glass, garage, patio or closet often point to a product line. Many shops list a broad name, so treat the match as a hint.

Use the email type split to choose your tone. A shop where the owner reads the address gets a first-name note; a shared mailbox gets a short company-level one.

• State and city: pick the metro your rep covers.
• Email type: 70 addresses that read as a person's name, 117 that read as info@ or sales@.
• Business name: search for iron, glass, patio or garage.
• Website: check whether the shop installs or only sells.

Who buys a door shop email list?

Door shops buy from manufacturers and service providers, and those suppliers are the buyers of this list. A door factory looking for new dealers writes to shops it does not yet supply. A prehung door or glass insert maker sells to shops that fit doors on site. Hardware distributors pitch locks, handle sets and smart-lock lines. Installers' insurance brokers and contractor software firms also appear, as do local advertising sellers who offer mailers, Google Business Profile help or lead services to showrooms that already have a Maps listing and a website.

Home-improvement lenders and financing apps write to door shops too, because a customer who is buying an expensive entry door often needs payment terms at the counter.

How do you run outreach to door shops?

Start from who reads the inbox. Among the 258 emails, 70 begin with a person's name and 117 begin with a function word such as info or sales. In a small shop the role address lands with the owner. In a larger showroom it lands with a counter salesperson who forwards leads, so ask that person who handles supplier accounts.

A door shop owner spends the day with customers and installers and reads email after closing. Keep the note to a few lines: your product, the doors it fits, and one question about who orders. A glass insert maker should describe the sizes and the lead time. A dealer program should say whether it covers pricing, samples and a display.

Sample with a city before you scale. Pick one metro, send to the shops there, and watch which replies come back before you move to the next. Phone follow-up works well for this trade because phone numbers are filled almost everywhere, so a rep can call the shops that did not answer.

What email rules apply when you contact door shops?

For commercial mail to a shop, put your company's real postal address in the footer and give a working opt-out. When a showroom manager asks to be taken off, delete the address from your sending list right away.

Which states and cities should you start with?

California has 51 listings, 36 with email, and Florida has 48, 34 with email. Texas follows with 33 listings and 23 emails, then Arizona with 24 and 17, New York with 16 and 11 and New Jersey with 13 and 9. Illinois (9 and 6), North Carolina (8 and 6), Ohio (8 and 6) and Washington (8 and 6) round out the top ten.

For cities, Houston leads with 12 listings. Phoenix, San Jose, Las Vegas and Brooklyn have 6 each, Scottsdale and Miami 5, Tampa 4, and Mesa and Gilbert 3 each. Arizona shows up three times in that list, so a rep based in the Phoenix area can cover Phoenix, Scottsdale, Mesa and Gilbert in one trip.

A solo seller can work Houston alone. A team can assign a state each to California, Florida, Texas and Arizona and cover the largest part of the file.

What is in the list

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

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