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Sample rows

10 of the 522 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

Florida has the most listings: 60 businesses, 42 of them with an email address. California follows with 59.

No business name is used by 10 or more listings. 489 businesses have a name used only once.

The median Google rating of the 341 rated businesses is 4.9, and 161 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 365 email addresses, 235 (64%) are role addresses such as info@, 104 (28%) name a person and 26 (7%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this fire alarm supplier email list?

The Fire alarm supplier file holds 522 Google Maps listings in the Fire alarm supplier category, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is a company that sells, installs or monitors alarm panels, detectors, strobes and pull stations. Some are local installers with one truck, others are branch offices of larger life-safety firms.

On 365 alarm company rows the email column is filled from the company's site. The phone column is filled on 506 rows and the website column on 399. Many alarm shops are small and answer the phone before they answer email, so the phone column is useful for follow-up.

All 522 rows carry one category, Fire alarm supplier. Sprinkler contractors and fire extinguisher service shops sit under other Google categories and are not in this file.

How can you segment the file?

Open the CSV in Excel or Sheets and filter it by column. Alarm work is regulated and licensed state by state, so geography is the cut that decides whether a prospect can even use your product.

The state column handles licensing. A distributor of listed panels that ships nationwide can work any state, but a training provider tied to one state's fire marshal rules needs a single-state filter. The city column suits a rep who visits shops.

The business name column shows branches. Alarm companies with several offices list each one, so you will see the same brand under different towns. Sort by name and send one message per brand when you sell centrally.

In the email column, many small alarm shops publish a role address, and that reaches whoever runs the office.

• State and city: one licensing area or one service territory.
• Email type: 104 named-person addresses, 235 role addresses such as info@ or service@.
• Free-mail addresses: 26 rows use a free webmail address, typical of a one-owner shop.
• Website: check whether the company lists monitoring, inspection or installation before you pitch.

Who buys a fire alarm supplier email list?

The buyers sell to alarm installers and monitoring shops. Panel and device manufacturers look for dealers to carry their line. Wholesale distributors of detectors, cable, batteries and horns want counter accounts. Software vendors sell inspection reporting and job scheduling apps, and some target the tablet forms alarm techs fill in on site.

Central station monitoring companies recruit dealers who need a third party to watch their accounts. Training and certification providers sell exam prep to technicians. Insurance brokers who handle contractor coverage and vehicle fleet vendors also work this niche, as do recruiters who place installers and technicians.

How do you run outreach to fire alarm companies?

Check the email type first. 104 of the 365 addresses carry a person's name, and 235 are role addresses such as info@ or sales@. In a small alarm shop the role address often goes straight to the owner, in a larger branch it goes to a dispatcher or an office manager.

Technicians are out on jobs during the day, and the person reading email sits at the desk between calls. Open with the product and the reason it fits a shop of this kind, then ask one question. A distributor should name the lines it stocks. A monitoring company should say what it charges per account and what it needs from the dealer.

The website column lets you see whether a company installs, sells only, or monitors. Use that to choose which template you send.

Dedupe on website domain, because branch offices repeat. Send a small batch first, read the replies, and pause if bounces climb.

What email rules apply when you contact alarm companies?

Two CAN-SPAM points apply to a sales email to an alarm shop. Print a real postal address for your company in the message, and include an opt-out that works. If an office manager asks to be removed, take the whole address off your sending list.

Which states and cities should you start with?

The states with the most listings are Florida (60 listings, 42 emails), California (59 listings, 41 emails), Texas (50 listings, 35 emails), New York (34 listings, 24 emails), Colorado (18 listings, 13 emails).

Next are Arizona (15 listings, 10 emails), Tennessee (13 listings, 9 emails), New Jersey (12 listings, 8 emails), Louisiana (11 listings, 8 emails), Massachusetts (11 listings, 8 emails).

The cities with the most alarm companies are Tucson, AZ (7), Miami, FL (7), New York, NY (6), San Antonio, TX (6), Hialeah, FL (5), Scottsdale, AZ (4), San Dimas, CA (4), Denver, CO (4), Tampa, FL (4), Fort Worth, TX (4). Counts are listings. The city counts are small, because alarm suppliers spread across many towns.

A distributor with a sales rep in Florida can take that state first and still have plenty of rows. A dealer program that needs a license match should pick the state where its approval is strongest.

What is in the list

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

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

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