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Sample rows

10 of the 330 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

California has the most listings: 36 businesses, 25 of them with an email address. Texas follows with 36.

No business name is used by 10 or more listings. 326 businesses have a name used only once.

The median Google rating of the 218 rated businesses is 5.0, and 149 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 231 email addresses, 65 (28%) are role addresses such as info@, 77 (33%) name a person and 89 (39%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this metal workshop email list?

The file has 330 Google Maps listings in the Metal workshop category, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is a workshop where metal gets made or repaired: a blacksmith, a custom art metal studio, a sculptor's fabrication space, a small welding bay or a maker space with a forge. A workshop with two buildings listed on Maps takes two rows.

The email column holds 231 addresses, one per business, collected from each workshop's own website. Phone numbers appear on 316 rows and a website on 219.

Every row has the same Google category. The file differs by state, city and address type. A large group of 89 free-mail addresses sits beside 77 named-person and 65 role addresses, which fits workshops run by one maker.

How can you segment the file?

Spreadsheet software is enough: sort and filter the columns that come with the CSV.

Look at the name column to separate kinds of workshop. Words such as forge, blacksmith, art, studio, design, custom, iron and sculpture mark creative and craft shops. Words such as machine, fabrication or welding mark production shops. A buyer of forging tools wants the first group. A buyer of CNC supplies wants the second. Some workshops carry only the owner's name, so check the website when it exists.

State and city narrow the file to your selling region. Craft workshops draw customers from a metro area and sell at fairs, so a regional supplier or a gallery works a short list of cities.

The email type column gives you 77 named-person addresses, 65 role addresses and 89 free-mail addresses.

• Name keyword: forge, blacksmith, studio, custom, fabrication.
• State and city: your delivery or event territory.
• Email type: named for makers, free-mail for solo operators.
• Website present: 219 rows, often a portfolio page worth reading.

Who buys a metal workshop email list?

Suppliers of materials and tools are the first buyers: bar stock and sheet sellers, makers of anvils, forges and hammers, sellers of plasma tables and welders, and finishing suppliers for patina, powder coat and clear coat. Fairs, craft markets and trade shows that want exhibitors send invitations. Online marketplaces for handmade goods write to workshops that sell railings, furniture and art.

Architects, interior designers and landscape firms use the list to find a maker for a custom gate, stair rail or sculpture. Insurance agents who cover small studios and equipment resellers also appear. Educational outfits that run welding or blacksmithing courses look for workshops that might want to teach or rent space.

How do you run outreach to metal workshops?

Many of these workshops are one or two people, and email goes to the maker who also handles orders. The 89 free-mail addresses and 77 named-person addresses mostly reach such a person directly. The 65 role addresses reach whoever answers the shared inbox in a larger shop.

Writers get the best response when they show they looked at the work. Mention a piece on the workshop's portfolio page, a product line or a style, and then make the ask. A tool seller who writes that it saw a forged railing on the website and offers a hammer discount will outperform a general catalog mail.

A designer looking for a fabricator should state the project in a sentence with size, material and timing. Makers need that to decide whether to reply.

Many workshops list a phone number but not a site, and the file has 316 phones. Use them for a follow-up after a week of silence.

What email rules apply when you contact metal workshops?

Your promotional email to a workshop needs a true postal address for your company and an opt-out that works every time. A blacksmith who writes back asking you to stop gets removed from all your future mailings.

Which states and cities should you start with?

California and Texas lead with 36 listings and 25 emails each. New York has 21 and 15, Florida 14 and 10, Georgia 10 and 7, then Arizona and Utah at 9 and 6, and Missouri, North Carolina and Wisconsin at 8 and 6.

Brooklyn has the most listings of any city, 6. Phoenix has 3. Homer, Alaska, Simi Valley, Bakersfield, Tampa, Oakland Park, Detroit, Minneapolis and Newark have 2 each.

Brooklyn stands out as a single borough with a cluster of workshops, which suits a local supplier or a design firm. A national seller can begin in California and Texas, where the listing counts are highest.

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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