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Sample rows

10 of the 339 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

Texas has the most listings: 45 businesses, 31 of them with an email address. Florida follows with 44.

32 rows (9%) carry one of 1 names used by 10 or more listings, led by Leaf Home Water Filtration with 32. 269 businesses have a name used only once, and 210 of those have an email address.

The median Google rating of the 312 rated businesses is 4.9, and 120 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 237 email addresses, 146 (62%) are role addresses such as info@, 36 (15%) name a person and 55 (23%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this water purification company email list?

The file has 339 Google Maps listings in the Water purification company category, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is one business that treats water: a whole-house filtration dealer, a reverse osmosis installer, a bottled and filtered water outfit, or a local shop that services purifiers it sold years ago. A company with a showroom and two service vans still has one listing, so it is one row.

The email column holds 237 addresses, each taken from the business's own website, one per company. Phone numbers are on 334 rows and a website is on 300. That makes the file usable for a phone campaign, and it gives you 300 websites to read before you write to anyone.

Every row carries the same Google category, Water purification company, so the category column does no sorting here. The filtering work happens in the name, state and email columns.

How can you segment the file?

You cut the CSV in Excel or Google Sheets, and for water treatment dealers the columns that matter are name, state and email. Google gave every dealer here the same label, so the useful cuts come from other columns.

Business names tell you which side of water treatment a company is on. Names with words such as reverse osmosis, filtration, well water or conditioning tell you who does residential installs. Names with spring, alkaline or drinking water point to retail and delivery businesses. Names with industrial, commercial or systems point to companies that sell to plants and restaurants. A keyword search on the name column is rough, because some firms carry a family name only, so read the website for those.

State and city let you carve out service territories for a dealer program. A filter manufacturer with a regional distributor program wants to know which towns already have a dealer, and a city filter answers that.

The email type cut matters because a small dealer often answers from a Gmail address. Of the 237 addresses, 36 are named-person addresses, 146 are role addresses such as info@ or service@, and 55 sit on free webmail domains.

• State and city: one service territory or the whole country.
• Business name keywords: residential, commercial, well water, bottled.
• Email type: named person for an owner-level note, role address for a front-desk note.
• Website present: 300 rows, which is the set you can research before writing.

Who buys a water purification company email list?

The buyers sell to the people who sell and install treatment systems. Filter cartridge and membrane distributors need dealers that restock every few months. Manufacturers of residential water systems recruit dealers in territories where they have none. Companies that sell UV lamps, pressure tanks, pumps and fittings write to installers who buy parts weekly.

Lab services that test well water for customers look for firms that need test results to sell a system. Field service software vendors pitch scheduling and route tools to dealers who run service trucks. Local marketing agencies pitch a website and review requests to a company whose own site is a single page. Insurance brokers who write contractor policies and truck fleet suppliers also work this list, because a purification dealer carries vehicles, tools and installation liability.

How do you run outreach to water purification companies?

Most water treatment dealers are family-sized outfits with a handful of employees. The inbox is read by the owner, a dispatcher or an office manager who also books installs. Keep the message short and put the offer in the first two lines, since the reader is often on a customer's property when the mail arrives.

Write one template per address type before you send to dealers. The 36 named-person addresses probably reach an owner, so you can write directly about their business. The 146 role addresses reach whoever opens the shared box, so ask that person to pass the note to whoever orders cartridges, or whoever schedules service calls, depending on what you sell.

The 55 addresses on free webmail domains usually belong to one-person shops, and a note that fits a one-truck business works best there. A distributor message about volume pricing for a dealer with a warehouse will miss.

Open a dealer's site before you write the opening line. A dealer that lists whole-house systems, a dealer that does only softener service and a dealer that sells coffee-shop filtration are different buyers. Dedupe by website domain before you send, send in small batches and stop a batch that bounces badly.

What email rules apply when you contact water treatment businesses?

Two CAN-SPAM basics apply to commercial email to a company: give a valid physical postal address for your business, and include a working opt-out that you honor. Put both in the footer, where a dealer who does not want filter offers can find the link without calling you.

Which states and cities should you start with?

Texas has 45 listings and 31 emails, Florida 44 listings and 31 emails, and California 40 listings and 28 emails. After those come Arizona (17 listings, 12 emails), North Carolina (12, 8), Pennsylvania (12, 8), New Jersey (11, 8), Ohio (8, 6), Minnesota (7, 5) and Missouri (6, 4).

By city, Phoenix has 7 listings. Tampa, Houston and Austin have 5 each, and San Jose, Jacksonville, Las Vegas and San Antonio have 4 each. Cape Coral and McAllen have 3 each.

A manufacturer filling dealer territories can go state by state. A parts distributor with one warehouse should start with the states within a day's drive. The listings without an email still serve a phone or mail campaign.

What is in the list

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

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