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Sample rows

9 of the 235 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What is in this natural stone supplier email list?

The file has 235 Google Maps listings in the Natural stone supplier category, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is a yard or showroom that sells granite, marble, limestone, slate or similar stone: a quarry office, a slab yard, a tile importer or a fabricator that also sells material.

Of the 235 stone yards and showrooms, 164 have an email read from their own sites. Phones are on 234 rows and a website is on 214. A supplier often keeps one sales line and one sales address, so one email per row usually reaches the sales desk.

Every row shares the single Google category Natural stone supplier. Pure countertop fabricators and tile stores usually carry other categories and are not in this file.

How can you segment the file?

Open the CSV in Excel or Sheets and three columns do the cutting for a stone seller.

State and city decide freight. Stone is heavy, so most suppliers sell inside a day's drive of their yard. A seller of installation tools or a trucking service wants a city filter. Lueders in Texas shows up four times in the file because it is a limestone quarry town, and the city column is the quickest way to find clusters like that.

The business name column hints at the material. Search for granite, marble, travertine, slate, flagstone or quarry to split sellers by product. Names that say only Stone Co or Supply will not match a keyword.

The email type column separates the owner from the shared sales inbox.

• State and city: freight radius or sales territory.
• Business name keyword: granite, marble, slate, flagstone, quarry.
• Email type: named-person addresses reach an owner, role addresses go to the sales desk.
• Website: 214 listings have one, so you can check the catalog before writing.

Who buys a natural stone supplier email list?

Buyers sell equipment and services to stone yards. Saw blade, diamond tooling and slab polishing suppliers pitch yards that cut their own product. Forklift, slab rack and crane vendors sell yard handling gear. Freight carriers and flatbed brokers want regular shippers. Quarry equipment sellers, sealer and adhesive makers, and software companies that build inventory and quoting tools for slab yards all sell here. Stone importers abroad look for American distributors.

Texas has 30 listings and California 29, with Florida at 26. Those three states hold most of the file, and they are where installation-heavy markets sit.

How do you run outreach to natural stone suppliers?

Stone yards are small operations where the owner or sales manager answers the phone and the inbox. Of the 164 addresses, 54 are named-person addresses and 96 are role addresses such as sales@ or info@. The other 14 are free-mail addresses. Role addresses at a yard usually reach the front counter, so open with something an inside sales person can forward: a product, a price and a name.

Keep a note to a yard short, with a price in it. A yard buyer cares about lead time, minimum order, freight terms and sample availability. If you sell blades, say which materials they cut and the cost per slab. If you ship stone, say which lanes you run.

Open the yard's site before you write. A yard that sells only imported marble has no use for a limestone quarry's price list. Dedupe by domain and send in small waves, since a bounced batch hurts the domain you will need for follow-ups.

What email rules apply when you contact stone suppliers?

Each message needs your company's valid physical address and a clear way to opt out, and you have to honor an opt-out when a yard asks. A one-line reply instruction counts as long as you act on it.

Which states and cities should you start with?

Texas stone suppliers number 30 in the file, with 21 emails. California has 29 listings and 20 emails, Florida 26 and 18, New Jersey 11 and 8. New York and North Carolina each have 9 listings and 6 emails, Georgia has 8 and 6, Arizona 7 and 5, and Alabama and Ohio have 6 listings and 4 emails each.

By city, Miami, Dallas and Houston have 5 listings each. Lueders has 4, San Francisco and Tampa 3. Birmingham, Scottsdale, Oceanside and Sacramento have 2 each.

A tooling or freight seller can start with the Texas rows and work Dallas, Houston and Lueders as three separate runs. The listing count sets how many yards exist on the map, and the email count sets what you can reach by mail.

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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