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Sample rows

10 of the 554 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

California has the most listings: 73 businesses, 51 of them with an email address. Florida follows with 54.

17 rows (3%) carry one of 1 names used by 10 or more listings, led by Aerus Electrolux with 17. 430 businesses have a name used only once, and 337 of those have an email address.

The median Google rating of the 535 rated businesses is 4.7, and 63 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 388 email addresses, 122 (31%) are role addresses such as info@, 72 (19%) name a person and 194 (50%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this vacuum cleaner store email list?

The vacuum cleaner store file holds 554 Google Maps listings, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is one shop that sells and repairs vacuums: an independent dealer that carries Miele, Dyson, Shark or Oreck, a repair counter that also stocks bags and belts, or a floor care shop that sells commercial machines to cleaning crews.

The file gives 388 of the 554 shops an email address, one per shop. Phones are on 547 rows and websites on 425. Small vacuum shops answer the phone for repair status and part orders all day, and a good share of them have no site beyond a Facebook page, so the website column is the one that falls short of the others.

Vacuum cleaner store is the single Google category on every row, so there is nothing to split by category.

How can you segment the file?

Filter the CSV in Excel or Google Sheets on whichever column helps your pitch. Vacuum shops vary by what they sell and by who walks in the door.

A vacuum dealer is reached by metro, so state and city mark out each rep's patch. California has 73 listings, Florida 54 and Texas 45. A vendor that delivers parts or visits shops in person works one metro at a time, and Miami with 12 listings and Los Angeles with 7 are the largest to start from.

The shop name hints at what it focuses on. Words such as sewing, repair, janitorial, commercial, central vacuum, sales and service, Dyson, Miele or Kirby show whether the shop sells to households, to cleaning companies or to both. Sewing and vacuum shops are a common pairing in small towns.

Email type shows who runs the shop. In this file 194 addresses are free mail, 122 are role addresses and 72 are named-person addresses. Free mail points to a one-owner shop where the owner also repairs machines, and a role address such as sales@ goes to the counter.

• State and city: group shops by metro for visits and deliveries.
• Name keywords: repair, commercial, central vacuum, sewing, a brand name.
• Address type: free mail for owner-operators, role for the counter.
• Website: 425 rows, often with a list of brands the shop carries.

Who buys a vacuum cleaner store email list?

Buyers are companies that supply a vacuum shop or want the shop's customers. Manufacturers and distributors of vacuum brands sign up dealers, and their reps use the list to find stores that do not carry the line yet. Parts suppliers sell belts, filters, bags, motors and hoses in bulk to shops that repair machines every day.

Repair training and parts diagram services help technicians fix models they have not seen before. Point of sale and repair ticket software vendors sell to shops that track a machine from drop-off to pickup. Central vacuum system installers and wholesalers look for dealers that sell built-in units.

Janitorial supply firms, local advertising sellers and small business insurance agents also approach vacuum shops.

How do you run outreach to vacuum cleaner stores?

Most vacuum shops are owned by the person at the counter, who is often also the one repairing machines at the bench. The owner reads email between customers, usually in the early morning before opening or in the evening. Send in one of those windows.

Say what you offer in terms of the bench. A parts supplier can name a belt or filter size that every shop stocks and mention a price break on a box. A brand rep can say which model sells well in similar shops. A software vendor can ask how the shop tracks repair tickets today. A short note beats a long catalog.

Check the website before writing. A shop that lists Miele and Sebo is a different prospect from one that lists Shark and Bissell, and a line about the brands on its page makes the note read as written for that shop.

A free mail address often reaches the owner directly, so write to one person. If the row has only a role address, keep the message to two sentences so the staff member who opens it can pass it on. A follow-up call using the phone column works well because the owner is at the counter.

What email rules apply when you contact vacuum shops?

CAN-SPAM sets two duties for a sales email to a vacuum shop. Include your company's valid physical postal address, and give the owner an opt-out link or reply instruction that works. A shop that tells you to stop, even by a short reply from the counter, comes off your list for good.

Which states and cities should you start with?

California has 73 vacuum cleaner store listings, 51 with an email. Florida has 54 and 38, Texas 45 and 31, New York 28 and 20, Ohio 24 and 17, North Carolina 23 and 16, Colorado 16 and 11, Washington 16 and 11, Missouri 13 and 9, and Virginia 13 and 9.

Miami has 12 listings, the most of any city. Los Angeles has 7, Fresno 6, and Jacksonville, Albany, El Paso and San Antonio 5 each. Indianapolis, Omaha and Brooklyn follow with 4 each.

California, Florida and Texas are the largest states in the file, so a distributor with national reach begins there. A rep who drives to shops can take Miami, then Jacksonville in the same state. A seller that ships parts can work the whole file by state and use the phone column for shops with no email, since 547 of 554 rows have a number.

What is in the list

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

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