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Sample rows

10 of the 455 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

Texas has the most listings: 27 businesses, 19 of them with an email address. California follows with 25.

No business name is used by 10 or more listings. 420 businesses have a name used only once.

The median Google rating of the 344 rated businesses is 4.9, and 162 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 318 email addresses, 123 (39%) are role addresses such as info@, 144 (45%) name a person and 51 (16%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this environmental health service email list?

On 9 November 2026 the file held 455 Google Maps listings in the Environmental health service category. A row is a listing that Google filed under this label. The label covers businesses that test, inspect or advise on environmental conditions that affect health, and the names and websites show what each one does. One listing is one row.

Their websites yielded 318 email addresses. Phone numbers are on 449 rows and a website on 334, so a seller should expect to read sites to find out what a given company does before writing.

The category is Environmental health service for every row. Nothing in the file says whether a listing is a testing lab, an inspector or a consultant.

How can you segment the file?

Sort it in a spreadsheet. The single category means place, address type and name keywords do the cutting.

Place often follows regulation, since inspections and testing are tied to state and local rules. A vendor that sells sampling kits or lab services can pick states, and one that sells software or training can pick regions where it already has customers. Texas, California and Florida lead the state list, and Utah and Michigan show up with 18 listings each.

Address type splits the contact. Sorted by type, the 318 emails are 144 named people, 123 role addresses and 51 on free webmail. Named addresses on small consultant sites often belong to the founder, so a first name works.

Names offer hints. Words such as industrial hygiene, mold, indoor air, water, asbestos, safety, testing or consulting separate rough fields. Read the website to confirm.

• State and city: local rules and travel time set the market.
• Address type: named people for consultants and owners, role addresses for offices.
• Name keywords: hygiene, mold, air, water, testing or safety.

Who buys an environmental health service email list?

Equipment and lab suppliers are the most direct buyers. Makers of air sampling pumps, particle counters and gas meters sell instruments to consultants who collect field data. Analytical laboratories court firms that send them samples and offer courier pickup. Suppliers of protective gear, respirators, coveralls and sampling media sell consumables on a regular cycle.

Software and training vendors follow. Reporting tools that turn field data into client documents save consultants hours, and project management and scheduling apps suit small firms. Safety training providers sell courses to staff who need certification.

Professional liability insurance brokers write policies for consultants who give advice, and equipment calibration services reach firms with instruments that must be checked on a schedule. Marketing agencies pitch websites to small practices that depend on referrals from property managers and contractors.

How do you run outreach to environmental health firms from this file?

Start by sorting a sample of rows by what the website says the firm does. A note about air sampling pumps fits a hygiene consultant and means nothing to a water testing lab. Separate groups, then write one version per group.

Named addresses, 144 of them, reach a founder or a manager and can take a personal tone. Role addresses reach an office, where someone passes mail to the right technical person, so ask by role: lab manager, principal or project lead.

These firms are busy in the field and read mail in the office, often early or late. A short message with one clear offer and a spec or price will do better than an introduction.

Check the website for services before writing, remove duplicates by domain and send a small batch first. Read the bounces before the rest goes out.

What email rules apply when you contact environmental health firms?

Commercial email to a business carries two CAN-SPAM duties: a valid physical postal address for your company, and an opt-out that works and that you honor. A founder who asks to be removed from a shared info@ list means the address is off for you.

Which states and cities should you start with?

Texas has 27 listings with 19 emails and California 25 with 18. Florida has 20 and 14. Michigan and Utah each hold 18 listings and 13 emails, Ohio 17 and 12, New York 15 and 10 and Wisconsin 15 and 10. Alabama and Pennsylvania each have 11 and 8.

By city, Denver has 5 listings. Indianapolis and Portland each have 4. Phoenix, Clearwater, Springfield in Missouri, Fort Worth, Dallas, Houston and Salt Lake City each have 3.

The counts are spread thin, with no state above 27 listings. A seller of instruments or lab services can mail the whole file and use state counts to plan follow-up calls. Rows without an email can be phoned.

What is in the list

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

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