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Sample rows

10 of the 817 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

California has the most listings: 73 businesses, 51 of them with an email address. Texas follows with 59.

29 rows (4%) carry one of 1 names used by 10 or more listings, led by Stihl with 29. 776 businesses have a name used only once, and 572 of those have an email address.

The median Google rating of the 770 rated businesses is 4.6, and 137 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 572 email addresses, 131 (23%) are role addresses such as info@, 119 (21%) name a person and 322 (56%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this lawn mower repair service email list?

The lawn mower repair file has 817 Google Maps listings, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is one repair business: a small engine shop that fixes mowers, trimmers and chainsaws, a dealer service bay, a mobile mechanic who comes to the yard, or a one-person garage operation that sharpens blades and rebuilds carburetors. A shop with a sales floor and a service bench but one Maps pin is one row.

Of the 817 listings, 572 have an email address from the shop's own website. Phone numbers are on 783 rows, and a website is on 410. That is a lower website count than most lists. Many repair shops live on a Google profile and a Facebook page, so the phone column carries more weight here than the website column.

Every row shares the Google category Lawn mower repair service. Brand, mobile service or equipment type is something you read from the name.

How can you segment the file?

Work in Excel or Google Sheets and cut the CSV on four columns. The business name column hints at what the shop does: small engine, outdoor power equipment, mower, saw, tractor, mobile. A name that includes a brand such as a dealer relationship usually points to a sales and service shop with a parts counter.

State and city matter because repair is local. Owners drive a short distance to buy parts and customers drop off mowers within the same town. A parts distributor with its own trucks needs a metro or a county cut.

The email type column breaks the 572 addresses into 119 named-person addresses, 131 role addresses and 322 free-mail addresses. Free-mail is the biggest group. A mechanic who runs his own bench often uses Gmail, Yahoo or AOL, and the address reaches him directly.

• Business name: small engine, mobile, sharpening, saw, tractor, outdoor power.
• State and city: one metro for a parts route, a region for a freight shipment.
• Email type: free-mail for the owner mechanic, role addresses for dealers with a service desk.
• Website: 410 rows have one, so sort by that column to find shops with a parts catalog online.

Who buys a lawn mower repair service email list?

The buyers are suppliers to small engine shops. Aftermarket parts distributors sell blades, belts, spark plugs, carburetors, filters and pull cords by the case. Makers of fuel stabilizer, ethanol-free fuel and small engine oil look for shops that use those products daily. Tool sellers offer compression testers, blade balancers, tuners and lifts. Manufacturers that want service dealers for a mower or a battery line contact shops that already repair the category.

A second group sells software and services to the shop. Repair ticket and parts inventory software, card readers, local advertising companies, insurance brokers who cover garage operations, and training providers for small engine technicians reach their market through the list. A buyer who sells to homeowners, such as a replacement mower brand wanting service partners, can use it to find local fix-it shops.

How do you run outreach to lawn mower repair shops?

The owner is usually the mechanic, so the email lands in front of the person who orders parts and takes calls. Write a short note with the product, the price and what it replaces, in the language of the bench: a belt kit for a common walk-behind, a carburetor line, a case price on blades.

The season shapes the reply. Shops are buried in spring, when every lawn comes back to life and the repair queue grows by the week, and they are slower in winter. A parts catalog or a stocking offer sent in the quiet months gets read. A note sent in the middle of the spring rush competes with a line of mowers at the door.

Because only 410 rows have a website, call the shops without one if the offer is worth the effort. Remove duplicates by phone number, since a dealer and its service department can appear separately. Mail a batch of mower shops, check the bounces, and hold the next batch if they pile up.

What email rules apply when you contact repair shops?

Two CAN-SPAM basics cover a sales email to a mower shop: give a valid physical postal address for your business, and include a working way to opt out, then honor it. A shop owner who gets a parts offer and wants no more should be able to say so in one reply.

Which states and cities should you start with?

California has 73 lawn mower repair listings, 51 with an email. Texas has 59 listings and 41 emails, Florida 53 and 37, Ohio 49 and 34, and Pennsylvania 38 and 27. North Carolina (33, 23), New York (31, 22), Indiana (30, 21), Illinois (26, 18) and Virginia (25, 18) come next.

Cities hold fewer rows, since repair shops sit in suburbs and small towns. Miami has 8 listings, Phoenix and Denver 6 each, Bakersfield, Jacksonville and San Antonio 5 each, Cincinnati and Oklahoma City 4 each.

A parts distributor can take a state at a time and pair it with a route. A software seller can start with Ohio or Indiana, where shops sit close together, and ask for local referrals. The emails size an email campaign and the phone numbers cover the rest.

What is in the list

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

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