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Sample rows

10 of the 37,198 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

Florida has the most listings: 1,490 businesses, 1,043 of them with an email address. Texas follows with 1,433.

731 rows (2%) carry one of 23 names used by 10 or more listings, led by TruGreen Lawn Care with 132. 32,243 businesses have a name used only once, and 22,573 of those have an email address.

The median Google rating of the 27,383 rated businesses is 5.0, and 15,709 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 26,039 email addresses, 8,232 (32%) are role addresses such as info@, 4,835 (19%) name a person and 12,972 (50%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this lawn care service email list?

The file has 37,198 Google Maps listings in the Lawn care service category, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is a mowing and lawn treatment business: a one-person crew with a trailer, a company with several routes and a fertilizer program, or a franchise territory of a national brand.

The email column holds 26,039 lawn companies' addresses from their own sites. Phones are on 36,696 rows and a website on 20,471.

Among the 26,039 lawn addresses, 4,834 name a person and 8,232 are shared inboxes such as info@ or office@. One Google category covers the whole file, so mowing-only crews and chemical application companies sit together.

How can you segment the file?

Cut the CSV in Excel or Sheets. In lawn care the useful cuts are territory, size and service type.

Territory comes from where the grass grows. Grass grows on different schedules in the Sun Belt, the Midwest and the Northeast, and a seller of mower parts or irrigation supplies picks states by season length. A city filter on Jacksonville or Indianapolis gives you every listed crew in that market.

Size and franchise status come from repeated names. TruGreen Lawn Care has 132 listings with no email, Weed Man Lawn Care 88 with none, LawnStarter 77 with none, Spring Green 56 with none and LawnStarter Lawn Care Service 332 with none. Those are national brands and marketplaces. If you sell to independent owners, remove them. The file has 32,243 rows whose name appears once.

Service type comes from the name. Words such as Mowing, Turf, Fertilization, Irrigation, Sod, Snow or Landscaping separate the crews. A search for Fertilization finds firms that apply products, which matters if you sell spreaders or liquid nutrients.

• State and city: season length and market size.
• Business name keyword: Mowing, Turf, Fertilization, Irrigation, Snow.
• Chains: remove national brands and marketplaces.
• Email type: personal addresses reach the mowing owner, shared ones reach the office.

Who buys a lawn care service email list?

Equipment dealers and manufacturers sell mowers, trimmers, trailers and blowers to commercial crews, and they offer fleet and bulk pricing. Seed, fertilizer and chemical distributors sell to applicators. Irrigation and hardscape suppliers sell to crews that add services.

Software for route planning, quoting, invoicing and recurring billing targets owners who still use a notebook and a text thread. Payment processors sell card readers and online billing. Insurance brokers write general liability and commercial auto for crews, and lenders sell equipment financing.

Marketing services sell yard signs, door hangers, Maps ranking and review requests, since local search drives much of the new business. Uniform vendors, fuel card providers and truck wrap shops also sell to the group.

How do you run outreach to lawn care companies?

The inbox usually belongs to the owner. A named-person address, one of 4,834 in the file, reaches a person who also mows. A role address, one of 8,232, reaches the person who keeps the books and schedules. Owners read email in the evening after the crews return and before the next route, so avoid sending at midday.

The season sets the pitch. In late winter owners buy equipment and sign up for software, so that is the time for a tool or a machine. Midseason, they have no time, and pitches get ignored. Autumn works for next-year planning and for snow or leaf services.

Write about the work: routes, stops per day, recurring customers, missed payments. A scheduling vendor should say how many stops a crew can manage on one screen. A supplier should name the city it delivers to.

Because most listings have a phone number and no email, a phone follow-up after a first email is natural. Remove the five national names, dedupe by website, and send small batches to catch dead addresses early.

What email rules apply when you contact lawn care companies?

Two CAN-SPAM basics apply: put your company's valid physical postal address in every message, and give a working opt-out that you honor. A crew owner who replies stop on a phone counts the same as one who clicks a link.

Which states and cities should you start with?

Florida has 1,490 listings and 1,043 emails, and Texas 1,433 listings and 1,003 emails, which makes Texas the larger email pool. Ohio has 791 listings and 554 emails, Michigan 720 and 504, North Carolina 691 and 484, Indiana 539 and 377, Pennsylvania 523 and 95, Georgia 521 and 195, New York 488 and 342 and Virginia 488 and 554.

Virginia and North Carolina show good coverage for their size. Pennsylvania has 523 listings but only 95 emails, so it suits phone work.

By city, Jacksonville has 148 listings, Indianapolis 101, Houston 92, Louisville 84, Tampa 83, Oklahoma City 82, San Antonio 81, Orlando 77, Omaha 77 and Raleigh 71. Several of those are mid-sized metros, not the largest cities, because lawn care is a suburban business.

What is in the list

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

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