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Sample rows

10 of the 329 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

California has the most listings: 42 businesses, 29 of them with an email address. Massachusetts follows with 29.

No business name is used by 10 or more listings. 323 businesses have a name used only once.

The median Google rating of the 280 rated businesses is 5.0, and 190 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 230 email addresses, 101 (44%) are role addresses such as info@, 9 (4%) name a person and 120 (52%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this plasterer email list?

The file has 329 Google Maps listings in the Plasterer category, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is a plastering business: a one-van crew that skim-coats walls, a stucco and exterior plaster contractor, or a firm that restores ornate interior plaster in older buildings. A plasterer who works as a sole trader under their own name is one row.

Of the 329 plasterers, 230 have an email address. Phone numbers are on 324 rows, which is nearly all of them, and a website is on 228. Plasterers work on site all day and take calls from the truck, so the phone number is often the fastest way to reach them. Email is read in the evening.

Every row carries the single category Plasterer. The file does not separate interior from exterior work, or drywall finishing from traditional lime plaster.

How can you segment the file?

The CSV opens in Excel or Google Sheets, and you filter it with the columns it has. For plasterers, four cuts are useful.

A plastering supplier draws its territory from the state and city columns. Plastering is local work, and a supplier with a delivery truck or a trade counter covers a radius of perhaps an hour. One metro is a campaign by itself. Massachusetts has 29 listings and California 42, so the file clusters in a few places.

Plaster crews often put their specialty in the company name. Words such as Stucco, Drywall, Venetian or Restoration point to a specialty, and a name with Plastering and Sons points to a small family crew. A plasterer whose name carries no trade word tells you nothing, so a name search finds extra matches without being complete.

The email column shows the contractor's address style. Of the 230 addresses, 101 are role addresses such as info@ or office@ and only 9 look like a person's name. A further 120 sit on free webmail such as Gmail, and these usually belong to the owner.

• State and city: the delivery radius of a supplier or the service area of a software firm.
• Business name: Stucco, Drywall, Venetian or Restoration to find specialties.
• Email type: free webmail for the owner, role addresses for the office.
• Website: the site shows which jobs a firm shows off, interior, exterior or heritage.

Who buys a plasterer email list?

The buyers are companies that sell to the trade. Plaster, stucco and joint compound manufacturers look for contractors to try a product. Building supply distributors with trade counters want regular accounts. Mixer, hawk, trowel and sprayer makers sell tools, and so do rental yards that offer scaffolding and plaster pumps.

Contractor insurance brokers sell general liability and workers' compensation cover, since plastering carries heavy dust and fall risks. Estimating and invoicing software vendors target one-person firms that quote from a notebook. Lead generation services that sell homeowner inquiries to trades look here as well. Equipment finance firms and fleet vehicle sellers reach plasterers when a van or a spray rig needs replacing.

How do you run outreach to plasterers?

The reader is the owner. A plasterer who runs a crew of three does the bidding, orders the material, pays the bills and often still plasters. Use plain words, no jargon from your side of the business, and make the offer something a tradesman can judge in one read.

Only 9 addresses look like a person's name, so you cannot rely on a first name in the greeting for most of the file. Write one version for the 120 free webmail addresses and the few named ones, addressed to the owner by trade, and one for the 101 role addresses that asks the office to pass the note along to whoever buys material.

A plasterer cares about price per bag, delivery to the job and whether a product works in cold or wet weather. A supplier should give a price or a delivery window in the second line. An insurance broker should name the cover and quote a premium for a small crew.

Look at the contractor's site before writing. A restoration firm needs lime and traditional materials, a stucco crew needs mesh, lath and sprayer supplies. Dedupe by website domain, then send a first batch and read the bounces before the second.

What email rules apply when you write to plasterers?

For a sales email to a plastering firm, two CAN-SPAM basics apply: your company's valid physical postal address must appear in the message, and the opt-out must work and be honored. Plasterers who reply with a short stop message from their phone count as opting out, so remove them.

Which states and cities should you start with?

California has 42 plasterer listings and 29 emails. Massachusetts has 29 and 20, Pennsylvania 17 and 12, Illinois 15 and 10, and Texas 13 and 9. Florida has 11 listings and 8 emails, New York 9 and 6, and Michigan, Missouri and Ohio 8 listings each with 6 emails.

No city is large. St. Louis has 4 listings, Rockford, Gloucester, Cincinnati and Houston have 3 each, and Stockton, Denver, Miami, Davenport and Medford have 2 each.

Massachusetts has the second largest group, and a seller of traditional plaster and lath products may want to start there. A supplier with a regional warehouse should pick the state it ships to. Because cities hold so few shops, a local campaign works best when it covers a whole metro plus its suburbs.

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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