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Sample rows

10 of the 673 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

California has the most listings: 84 businesses, 59 of them with an email address. Illinois follows with 43.

79 rows (12%) carry one of 2 names used by 10 or more listings, led by PalletOne Inc. with 53. 541 businesses have a name used only once, and 424 of those have an email address.

The median Google rating of the 556 rated businesses is 4.5, and 177 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 471 email addresses, 118 (25%) are role addresses such as info@, 141 (30%) name a person and 212 (45%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this pallet supplier email list?

The pallet supplier file has 673 Google Maps listings in the Pallet supplier category, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is one pallet business: a company that builds new wooden pallets, a recycler that repairs and resells used ones, a dealer who brokers pallets for others or a plastic pallet distributor. A company with two yards can have two rows.

Of the 673 listings, 471 have an email address, found on the company's website. One per business. Phone numbers are on 644 rows and a website is on 477. Pallet yards sell by phone and by truck dispatch, so the phone column is as important as the email column for these companies.

Every row has one category, Pallet supplier. The file does not mark wood or plastic, new or recycled, so company names and websites do that work.

How can you segment the file?

The CSV opens in Excel or Google Sheets, and three columns matter for pallet businesses.

State and city matter most, because pallets are heavy and cheap, so buyers and sellers stay within a short truck ride. California has 84 listings. Illinois, Ohio and Texas have 43 each. A shipping software seller can pick a metro like Memphis or Charlotte and work it alone.

Email type says who reads a yard's mail. The pallet file shows 141 named-person addresses, 118 role addresses and 212 free-mail addresses. Free-mail is the biggest group, which fits owner-run yards where the person who loads trucks also keeps the Gmail inbox. Role addresses such as sales@ or quotes@ reach a dispatcher or an office clerk.

Business name words help with business type. Words such as recycling, reconditioning, crating, skid, plastic, wood or heat treated show what a yard handles. A company named after its owner needs a visit to its site.

• State and city: the radius a truck can cover in a day.
• Business name words: recycling, crating, skid, plastic, heat treated.
• Email type: yard owner (free-mail or named) versus dispatch desk (role).
• Website: look for new pallet builds, repair services or pickup of used pallets.

Who buys a pallet supplier email list?

Sellers of lumber and wood for pallet building are the main buyers: sawmills, lumber wholesalers and cut-stock suppliers want yards that buy boards by the truckload. Nail and fastener distributors, pallet nailing machine makers, band saws and dismantler machines target the same yards.

Fleet and truck sellers, forklift dealers and trailer lessors pitch equipment. Fuel card providers and insurance brokers who cover yards contact owners. Software vendors offer quoting, inventory and dispatch tools. Companies with pallets to dispose of, such as warehouses and manufacturers, use the list to find pickup and recycling services. Packaging distributors and freight brokers also use it to find local partners. Heat treatment and certification service providers contact exporters' pallet makers.

How do you run outreach to pallet suppliers?

Yard owners are on the floor or in a truck for most of the day, so email gets read late or early. Keep the message to a few lines that name the product and the price per unit or per load, and ask for a quote or a callback number.

The address type changes the pitch. A free-mail address, the largest group at 212, usually reaches the owner. Write plainly about what the offer saves in a week. A role address such as sales@ or quotes@ reaches the person who prices jobs and takes calls, so ask who buys lumber or hardware. A named-person address is a chance to write to the manager by name.

Use the website. A yard that advertises recycled pallets has different needs from one that builds custom crates for export. A lumber seller should say which board sizes it can supply. A software vendor should say how it handles a mix of new and used inventory.

Dedupe by domain, send in small batches, and follow up by phone for rows with a phone but no email.

What email rules apply when you contact pallet suppliers?

Under CAN-SPAM, a commercial email to a pallet company needs a valid physical postal address for your business, and an opt-out that works and is honored. The dispatcher or owner who reads a quote inbox should find the opt-out link without scrolling.

Which states and cities should you start with?

California pallet suppliers fill 84 listings and 59 emails. Illinois, Ohio and Texas each have 43 listings and 30 emails. Georgia has 33 and 23, Indiana and Pennsylvania 32 and 22 each, Wisconsin 31 and 22, North Carolina 29 and 20 and Tennessee 26 and 18.

Dallas has 9 listings, Phoenix and Charlotte 8 each, and Memphis and Houston 7 each. Stockton has 6, Los Angeles, Oakland, Cleveland and San Antonio have 5 each.

Industrial cities such as Memphis, Charlotte and Dallas sit near warehouses and rail yards, so a seller can build a route among them. A national seller of lumber or fasteners can work the file one state at a time.

What is in the list

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

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