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10 of the 1,066 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What is in this home insurance agency email list?

The file has 1,066 Google Maps listings in the Home insurance agency category, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is an agency that writes homeowners policies: an independent shop in a coastal town, a captive agent's office, or a small agency that sells home, flood and auto together.

Of the listings, 746 have an email address, read from the agency's own website. Phones appear on 1,029 rows and a website on 864. Of the 746 addresses, 452 are named-person addresses and 198 are role addresses such as info@ or quotes@.

The category is the same on every row, and the file has no carrier data. A home insurance agency in this file may also write auto, flood, wind and umbrella coverage, which the website will tell you.

How can you segment the file?

Home insurance is a catastrophe-driven line, so the state column is the cut that decides who sells to whom. Florida holds 265 of the 1,066 listings, about one in four, and Texas and California follow.

The name column adds detail. Agencies may call themselves Flood, Coastal, Wind, Hurricane, Property or Roof in the name. A search for Flood returns agents who write National Flood Insurance Program policies, useful if you sell elevation certificates or flood mapping. A search for Property returns agents who advertise property coverage as their focus.

City filters help local sellers such as roof inspectors, who work inside one metro. There is no chain information in this file, so check the website for a shared brand where several rows look alike.

• State: Florida, Texas and California hold most of the file.
• City: for inspectors, roofers and other local vendors.
• Business name keyword: Flood, Coastal, Property, Hurricane.
• Email type: 452 addresses name a person, 198 are generic office inboxes.

Who buys a home insurance agency email list?

The best-matched buyers sell tools and data to agents who write homeowners coverage. Roof and property inspection firms, aerial imagery and underwriting data vendors, and wind mitigation inspectors all help an agent get a policy bound or renewed. They need agencies, not homeowners.

Carriers and managing general agents that specialize in coastal or high-risk homes recruit independent agents. Reinsurance-backed startups and surplus lines wholesalers do the same when standard carriers pull back from a state.

Agency software, quoting tools and CRM products are bought by the same offices. Mortgage and real estate marketing vendors look for agencies as referral partners, since home buyers need a policy before closing. Local marketing agencies sell Maps and review services.

How do you run outreach to home insurance agencies?

A small agency has a few people, and the owner usually reads the address on the website. With 746 emails in the file, you work with a small set, so each message should read as if written for that office.

Start from the market the agency is in. A Florida agent worries about carrier availability and wind coverage, and a Texas agent about hail. Open with that, then say what you sell. A roof inspection firm should name the city the agent works in and offer a sample report.

Agents are busiest around hurricane season and in the weeks after a storm, when they process claims calls and renewals. Do not write during a storm week. The slow months after the season give you a better hearing.

Because the list is short, pair email with phone for the 1,029 offices that publish a number. A follow-up call can start with the email you sent. Dedupe by website so a multi-office agency gets one note.

What email rules apply when you contact home insurance agencies?

A commercial email to a home insurance agent must carry your valid physical postal address, and it must give an opt-out that works and that you follow. After a storm, an agent who sends a short stop request still has to be removed from your list.

Which states and cities should you start with?

Florida agencies number 265, and 186 of them show an address. Texas has 133 listings and 93 emails, and California 112 and 78. North Carolina has 30 listings and no email at all, New York has 28 and 20, Georgia 24 and 4, Ohio 23 and 4, Missouri 22 and 4 and Michigan 19 and 4.

Florida, Texas and California together make up the bulk of what you can reach by email. Beyond those, the states have too few addresses to carry a campaign alone, so group them into regions.

By city, Orlando and Miami each have 17 listings, Houston 15, Tampa 13, Jacksonville 12 and Las Vegas 12, Austin 10, Cape Coral and Fort Lauderdale 8 each and Los Angeles 7. Florida cities fill six of the ten places.

What is in the list

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

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