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Sample rows

10 of the 745 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

California has the most listings: 126 businesses, 88 of them with an email address. Texas follows with 60.

No business name is used by 10 or more listings. 723 businesses have a name used only once.

The median Google rating of the 587 rated businesses is 5.0, and 488 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 522 email addresses, 371 (71%) are role addresses such as info@, 76 (15%) name a person and 75 (14%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this wallpaper installer email list?

The file has 745 Google Maps listings in the Wallpaper installer category, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is a business that hangs wallpaper for homeowners, designers and contractors. Most are one-person or small crew operations, some are decorating firms that also paint. Each business is one row.

522 rows have an email taken from the business's own website. Phones are on 648 rows and websites on 690. A wallpaper installer's site is usually a gallery of finished rooms with a quote form, so the website column tells you quickly whether a crew does residential work, commercial work or both. Of the emails, 76 are named-person, 371 are role addresses and 75 are free-mail.

Every row carries the one category value, so the name and the website have to show you who does murals, grasscloth or commercial vinyl.

How can you segment the file?

Open the CSV in Excel or Google Sheets and filter on the columns it already has. There is no filter beyond those columns.

Crews work within a drive of home, so the state and city columns mark where each one operates. A wallpaper installer travels to the job, so a crew in Columbus is a different prospect from one in San Diego when you sell something that ships from a local branch. Cities with the most rows, such as Minneapolis, San Diego, San Jose and San Francisco, give you a dense route if you call on shops in person.

The email type column is worth reading closely for installers. 371 of the addresses are role addresses such as info@ or the shop name at a domain, which on a one-crew business often land with the owner anyway. The 75 free-mail addresses are typically a sole installer working from a personal inbox.

Business names help with a rough split. Words such as design, interiors, paint or decorating point to a firm that sells several services, while a bare surname plus wallpaper points to a specialist.

• State and city: delivery routes and branch coverage.
• Email type: owner inbox versus shared inbox.
• Website present: crews that show a portfolio and take quote requests.
• Business name: specialist versus decorating firm.

Who buys a wallpaper installer email list?

Wallpaper manufacturers and distributors sell sample books, rolls and murals to installers, and they want contact details for crews that specify product on jobs. Paste, primer and adhesive makers sell to the same people, as do suppliers of smoothing tools, seam rollers, cutting blades and steamers for stripping old paper.

Software makers who sell estimating, scheduling and invoicing tools for small trades look for installers who still quote by phone. Insurance brokers who write general liability and tools-and-equipment cover for decorators reach them, as do van wrap and signage shops, vehicle lenders and work-wear suppliers.

Interior design studios that need a reliable installer also use a list like this in reverse: they write to crews in their city to build a bench of subcontractors.

How do you run outreach to wallpaper installers?

The person who reads an installer's inbox is usually the installer. Quotes, deposits and scheduling all run through one address, so a short message that goes straight to a useful fact gets read between jobs. With 522 addresses in the file, expect many to sit unopened until the evening.

Crews work during the day on ladders and in clients' homes. Send early in the morning or after four in the afternoon, and avoid long attachments. A product supplier can name the line, the minimum order and the delivery time in two sentences. A software seller can say what the tool does with a quote request in one.

Use the website before you write. Mentioning a grasscloth installation, a nursery mural or a hotel corridor on their gallery page shows you looked. Installers also notice when a pitch ignores that the work is custom.

Because many crews work as sole traders, one message per business is plenty. A second note two weeks later is enough follow-up.

What email rules apply when you contact wallpaper installers?

Put your company's valid postal address in the footer so that an installer who opens your note on a phone can see who sent it. Include an unsubscribe link or reply instruction that works, and remove any crew that opts out before your next send.

Which states and cities should you start with?

California leads with 126 listings and 88 emails, followed by Texas with 60 and 42, Florida 55 and 38, New York 39 and 27, Ohio 30 and 21, and Illinois, Minnesota and Pennsylvania at 24 listings each with 17 emails each. Michigan has 23 and Massachusetts 20.

Among cities, Minneapolis has 14 listings. San Diego, San Jose, San Francisco and Columbus have 12 each, Miami and Philadelphia and San Antonio 11, Cincinnati 10 and Chicago 9.

A supplier with a warehouse in Ohio can start with Columbus and Cincinnati, which are close together. A seller of estimating software can begin with California, where the three largest city counts sit side by side and a single campaign covers a lot of crews.

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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