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Sample rows

6 of the 306 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

Texas has the most listings: 17 businesses, 12 of them with an email address. Ohio follows with 7.

77 rows (25%) carry one of 1 names used by 10 or more listings, led by EverLine Coatings and Services with 77. 223 businesses have a name used only once, and 178 of those have an email address.

The median Google rating of the 261 rated businesses is 5.0, and 230 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 214 email addresses, 107 (50%) are role addresses such as info@, 53 (25%) name a person and 54 (25%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this line marking service email list?

The line marking service file has 306 Google Maps listings, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is one striping business: a parking lot striping crew, a road and highway marking contractor, a company that paints warehouse floor lines and safety zones, or a sealcoating firm that also lays out stalls and fire lanes. A firm with several trucks and one Maps pin is one row.

Of 306 striping outfits, 214 list an email on their site. Every one of the 306 rows has a phone number, and a website is on 267. Striping is booked by phone and by site visit, so a phone number on every row is useful for a call campaign.

The category on all rows is Line marking service. The kind of marking, whether road, parking, industrial or sports, shows in the name and on the website.

How can you segment the file?

In Excel or Sheets, four columns of this striping CSV are worth filtering. The business name column carries trade words: striping, paving, sealcoating, parking, road, traffic, pavement, floor, marking. A paint supplier wants every row, while a seller of floor tape wants the names that mention warehouses or industrial floors.

State and city matter because striping crews drive to the job. The file is small and spread out, with Texas the only state above ten listings. For regional suppliers, a state cut often gives only a handful of rows, so expect to combine neighboring states.

The type field puts the 214 striping addresses in three groups: 53 named-person addresses, 107 role addresses and 54 free-mail addresses. A striping outfit is often a small family business, so free-mail and role addresses reach a small office where the owner is also the crew chief.

• Business name: striping, paving, sealcoating, road, traffic, floor.
• State and city: a supplier's route or a region of neighboring states.
• Email type: role addresses for the office, free-mail addresses for owner-run crews.
• Phone: present on all 306 rows.

Who buys a line marking service email list?

The buyers supply the materials and machines that striping relies on. Traffic paint makers and thermoplastic suppliers sell by the drum and by the pallet. Glass bead suppliers, stencil and template makers, and manufacturers of walk-behind and ride-on striping machines look for crews that use paint every working day. Sealcoat and crack filler suppliers often sell to the same firms, since many striping businesses also seal pavement.

Other buyers sell around the crew. Pavement estimating and measurement software vendors, truck and trailer dealers, traffic cone and sign suppliers, insurance brokers for contractors with road exposure, and uniform or high-visibility clothing sellers write to the same inboxes. Property managers and facility directors may also use the list to find a striper near a lot they manage.

How do you run outreach to line marking companies?

Striping companies are small, and the person who reads email is often the owner, who also paints lines. Keep a note to a few lines. Give a price per gallon, per drum or per machine, say how fast you ship, and ask one question. A paint supplier might ask which color and which coverage the crew uses most.

The 107 role addresses lead to the company office, where a dispatcher or an owner's spouse may read them. Ask that person to pass the note to whoever orders materials. The 53 named-person addresses reach a specific person, and the 54 free-mail addresses most likely reach the owner at home or on a phone.

Because every row has a phone number, call the crews that have no email, and call the ones you cannot find on the web. Striping season follows the weather. In northern states, crews buy materials in early spring and slow down in winter, which is a good moment to send a stocking offer. In warmer states the work continues through the year.

Remove duplicates by phone number and website, and send in small groups so you can read the replies.

What email rules apply when you contact striping companies?

A sales email to a striping contractor must show your valid physical postal address and offer a working opt-out that you honor. Owners of small crews often handle every message themselves, so a clear stop line spares you an angry reply.

Which states and cities should you start with?

Texas has 17 line marking listings, 12 with an email. Ohio follows with 7 striping listings and 5 emails. Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Mississippi, North Carolina and Pennsylvania each have 6 listings and 4 emails, and Arizona has 5 listings and 4 emails.

The city table is flat. Houston has 4 listings, Wichita 3, and Mesa, Westbrook, Charlotte, Sioux Falls and Grand Prairie 2 each. Most other cities have one.

Because the file is spread thin, a supplier should work by region. A Gulf Coast distributor can combine Texas, Louisiana and Mississippi into one campaign. A northeastern seller can group Massachusetts, Pennsylvania and neighboring states. A phone team can take the whole file, since every row has a number.

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

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