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Sample rows

10 of the 320 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

California has the most listings: 40 businesses, 28 of them with an email address. Texas follows with 24.

No business name is used by 10 or more listings. 313 businesses have a name used only once.

The median Google rating of the 295 rated businesses is 4.9, and 134 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 224 email addresses, 76 (34%) are role addresses such as info@, 60 (27%) name a person and 88 (39%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this stained glass studio email list?

The list has 320 Google Maps listings in the Stained glass studio category, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is a studio that makes or repairs leaded and copper foil glass: a church window restorer, a hobby studio that teaches classes, an artist who sells panels and lamps, or a supply shop with a workshop. A workshop and its gallery on one pin make one row.

Of the 320 rows, 224 have an email address read from the studio's own site. Phone numbers are on 308 rows and a website on 269. Most studios keep a website with a gallery, which is how customers judge their work.

All rows have the one category Stained glass studio. Whether a studio restores, builds new work, teaches or sells supplies shows up in its name and site.

How can you segment the file?

Use a spreadsheet to filter the CSV on the existing columns.

Words in the business name give a rough split. 'Restoration', 'church', 'ecclesiastical' and 'repair' mark studios that work on windows in historic buildings. 'Classes', 'workshop', 'supply' and 'hobby' suggest teaching and materials. 'Art glass', 'design' and 'custom' suggest commissioned work. A studio with a personal name stays unsorted until you open its website.

For place, the state and city columns do the work. Pennsylvania and Colorado both rank among the top states, and Chicago leads the city counts at 9.

The email split shows 60 named-person addresses and 76 role addresses among the 224, and the website column helps you decide who is worth a tailored note.

• Name keyword: restoration, church, repair, classes, supply, custom.
• State and city: a historic city for restoration work, or a state.
• Email type: named-person addresses for the artist or owner, role addresses for the studio inbox.
• Website present: 269 rows, where the gallery shows what the studio makes.

Who buys a stained glass studio email list?

The buyers sell to glass studios. Glass manufacturers and distributors supply sheets in colors and textures, and look for studios that order by the case. Tool and supply houses sell grinders, cutters, soldering irons, lead came, copper foil and patina. Kiln makers reach studios that fuse glass alongside leaded work.

Packaging and crating suppliers matter because finished panels ship fragile. Photography and web design providers target studios whose galleries are dated. Insurance brokers offer studio and installed-work coverage. Craft fair organizers and gallery owners invite artists to sell.

Churches, architects and building restorers may also use the list to find studios able to repair a window, which is a quote-by-quote job.

How do you run outreach to stained glass studios?

Most studios are one artist or a small shop with a few craftspeople. The 60 named-person addresses reach the artist who decides on materials, and the 76 role addresses reach the studio inbox, which is read by the same few people. The note can be written the same way for both.

Studio owners work at the bench and read email in batches. Write a note that names the specific product or service in the first line. A glass supplier should list color ranges and the shipping method for sheet glass. A kiln seller should name the shelf size. A gallery owner should say the commission and the show dates.

Look at the website first. A studio that shows only restoration work needs came, putty and lead supplies. A studio with classes needs starter kits in bulk. One line that shows you saw what they do raises your reply rate.

Send by region. Chicago, Louisville, Pittsburgh and Berkeley each have several studios, which allows a short test before a state-wide send.

What email rules apply when you contact glass studios?

An email to a studio is a commercial message, so it needs your company's valid postal address and an unsubscribe line that works. A studio owner who asks you to stop should be removed before the next send.

Which states and cities should you start with?

California has 40 studios, 28 of them with an email. Texas has 24 and 17, Florida 20 and 14, Pennsylvania 19 and 13, Colorado 16 and 11, Illinois 12 and 8, Tennessee 12 and 8, Missouri 11 and 8, Ohio 11 and 8, New York 10 and 7.

At city level, Chicago has 9 studios, then Louisville, Pittsburgh and Berkeley with 6, 6 and 5, Denver and Philadelphia and Memphis with 5, Miami, Indianapolis and Minneapolis with 4.

Studio numbers are small everywhere, so choose a state for volume. California gives the biggest list, and Pennsylvania suits restoration offers. Studios without an email can be called.

What is in the list

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

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