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Sample rows

10 of the 728 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

Florida has the most listings: 72 businesses, 50 of them with an email address. California follows with 36.

26 rows (4%) carry one of 2 names used by 10 or more listings, led by The Lake Doctors, Inc with 15. 625 businesses have a name used only once, and 489 of those have an email address.

The median Google rating of the 632 rated businesses is 4.9, and 296 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 510 email addresses, 244 (48%) are role addresses such as info@, 96 (19%) name a person and 170 (33%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this pond contractor email list?

The file has 728 Google Maps listings in the Pond contractor category, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is a business that builds or maintains ponds: a landscape firm that digs backyard koi ponds, a water garden specialist, a contractor who installs lakes and retention ponds, or a service that cleans and treats existing ponds. A firm that works under a personal name is one row.

Of the 728 pond contractors, 510 have an email address taken from the business's own website. Phone numbers are on 722 rows and a website is on 647. Pond work is outdoor and seasonal, and crews are on site most of the day, so phone numbers are filled on nearly every row.

The category is Pond contractor on all rows. The file does not say whether a firm builds garden ponds, handles large irrigation lakes or only does maintenance. The business name and website tell you that.

How can you segment the file?

The CSV opens in Excel or Google Sheets, and you filter the columns you need. For pond builders, four filters pay off.

State and city matter because pond work depends on climate and land. Florida has 72 listings, California 36 and North Carolina 29. A supplier of liners or pumps usually ships anywhere, while a service company covers a metro. Miami and Raleigh have 5 listings each.

The business name column often says the specialty. Words such as Koi, Water Garden, Lake, Aquatic, Fountain and Waterfalls point to a style of work. Names with Landscaping, Lawn or Excavating point to a general contractor that does ponds on the side, which affects what they buy.

The email column shows the address type. Of the 510 addresses, 96 look like a person's name, 244 are role addresses such as info@ or office@ and 170 sit on free webmail. In this trade, role and webmail addresses usually reach the owner or an office person who schedules jobs.

• State and city: shipping region or service area.
• Business name: Koi, Water Garden, Lake or Fountain for the specialty.
• Email type: personal addresses for the owner, info@ or office@ for the scheduler.
• Website: photos show whether the firm builds ponds or maintains them.

Who buys a pond contractor email list?

The buyers are manufacturers and distributors of pond products. Pond liner, underlayment and rubber sheeting makers sell to builders. Pump, filter, skimmer and waterfall weir makers sell the equipment that runs a pond. Aquatic plant growers and fish farms sell lilies, marginals and koi.

Water treatment suppliers sell algae control, bacteria blends and aeration. Fountain and lighting makers supply the finishing touches. Rock and stone yards, bulk material suppliers and equipment rental firms that rent mini excavators also reach pond builders. Landscape business software vendors, truck and trailer dealers, and commercial insurers sell to the same owners. Pond builders also buy from wholesalers who bundle these items.

How do you run outreach to pond contractors?

Most pond contractors are small owner-run firms, and the owner reads the mail. Many work from a truck and read email in the evening or on a rainy day. Write something they can read on a phone in one screen.

Write one note for the 96 named addresses and the 170 webmail accounts, aimed at the owner, and one for the 244 role addresses that asks for the note to be passed to whoever buys materials. Open with a product and a price or a shipping term, not a company history.

Pond builders think in jobs. They ask about the liner size per roll, the pump flow in gallons per hour and how fast an order arrives before an install date. A liner supplier should state the roll widths and the lead time. A plant grower should say when koi and lilies ship. A software vendor should say how its tool quotes a job with several line items and a site visit.

Look at the website first. A firm that shows only large lakes does not buy decorative waterfall kits, and a water garden specialist is a poor target for an excavation equipment dealer. Dedupe by domain, send a trial group and look at the bounces before the larger send.

What email rules apply when you write to pond builders?

For a sales email to a pond contractor, two CAN-SPAM basics apply: your company's valid physical postal address must be in the message, and the opt-out must work and be honored. A contractor who replies from a phone asking you to stop has opted out.

Which states and cities should you start with?

Florida has 72 pond contractor listings and 50 emails. California has 36 and 25, North Carolina 29 and 20, Indiana 27 and 19, and Texas 24 and 17. Illinois has 23 listings and 16 emails, Michigan 22 and 15, Georgia and Ohio 20 each with 14 emails, and New York 19 and 13.

No city has more than 5 listings. Miami and Raleigh have 5 each, Orlando, Sarasota and Las Vegas 4 each, and Springdale, Clearwater, Indianapolis, Montrose and Kansas City 3 each.

Because the cities are small, state and region are the working units. A supplier in the Southeast can combine Florida, Georgia and North Carolina. A Midwest seller can combine Indiana, Illinois, Michigan and Ohio.

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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