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Sample rows

10 of the 413 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

Florida has the most listings: 131 businesses, 92 of them with an email address. California follows with 46.

18 rows (4%) carry one of 1 names used by 10 or more listings, led by PADL with 18. 361 businesses have a name used only once, and 244 of those have an email address.

The median Google rating of the 392 rated businesses is 4.8, and 118 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 289 email addresses, 149 (52%) are role addresses such as info@, 69 (24%) name a person and 71 (25%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this water sports equipment rental service email list?

This file lists 413 Google Maps businesses in the Water sports equipment rental service category as of 9 November 2026. A row is a rental operation: a jet ski dock, a kayak and paddleboard shop, a boat and pontoon renter, a snorkel and parasail outfit, or a hotel beach concession that Google tags the same way. Each operation has one listing and so one row.

Of the 413 rows, 289 have an email address from the operator's own website, one per business. A phone number is on 402 rows and a website on 379. Rental operators take bookings by phone, text and web form, so the phone column is as useful as the email one.

Each row has the same category, Water sports equipment rental service. The file is not divided into jet ski, kayak or boat segments, so you build those from the business name and the website.

How can you segment the file?

Sheets or Excel is enough to cut this CSV down to a stretch of coast.

Geography matters more than anything else for this trade. A rental shop works one beach, lake or river, and the city column maps to that. A vendor that sells to marinas on the Gulf coast filters on Clearwater, Sarasota and St Pete Beach and ignores the rest.

Name keywords split the equipment. Jet ski, kayak, paddleboard, SUP, pontoon, parasail, snorkel, surf and flyboard in the business name each point to a different buyer. Operators with several of those words in the name sell a package and buy for all of them.

The email type column helps with timing and tone. The file has 69 named-person addresses, 149 role addresses and 71 on free webmail domains. A webmail address on a beach rental often belongs to the owner who also works the dock.

• State and city: one beach town, one coast or a whole state.
• Name keywords: jet ski, kayak, paddleboard, pontoon, parasail.
• Email type: owner-level or booking-desk address.
• Website present on 379 rows, where you can see whether a shop takes online reservations.

Who buys a water sports equipment rental service email list?

Equipment makers and dealers sell to these operators year after year. Personal watercraft dealers, kayak and paddleboard manufacturers, life jacket and safety gear suppliers, and wetsuit wholesalers all need rental fleets as customers. Trailer makers and marine fuel suppliers sell to the same group.

Software vendors sell online booking, waiver signing and payment tools, which rental shops need during a short season. Liability and equipment insurers write rental coverage and look for operators by state. Boat and PWC fleet financing companies approach shops that replace machines each year. Local advertising firms and concierge networks reach hotels and tourists through the rental shop's own listing and website.

A used equipment broker can use the same rows to find sellers at the end of a season, when rental fleets get replaced.

How do you run outreach to water sports rental operators?

Season sets the calendar. Operators in Florida, California and Hawaii stay busy for most of the year, and shops in Colorado, Washington or New York run a short summer. Mail a northern operator in winter, when owners are buying fleet and reading email, and avoid the middle of July when they are on the water.

Rental owners read email in the morning before opening and in the evening after the last return. Keep the message short enough to read on a phone and name one equipment type from their site in the first line.

Role addresses go to a booking desk, so ask the reader to pass your note to the owner or fleet manager. Named-person addresses can go straight to a buyer. Webmail addresses on one-person shops suit a single clear offer, such as a quote for a trade-in.

Look at a shop's site before you pitch it. A shop that lists only kayaks does not want a jet ski pitch. Dedupe by website domain, send small batches and watch the bounces, since seasonal businesses sometimes drop an old mailbox.

What email rules apply when you contact rental operators?

Commercial email to a rental operator needs two things under CAN-SPAM: a real postal address for your company and an opt-out link or reply method that you honor. A dock manager who answers the shared inbox should be able to find the unsubscribe wording in the footer at a glance.

Which states and cities should you start with?

Florida accounts for 131 of the 413 listings, with 92 emails. After it come California with 46 listings and 32 emails, Texas with 23 and 16, Colorado with 18 and 13, North Carolina with 18 and 13, Washington with 16 and 11, Hawaii with 15 and 10, South Carolina with 13 and 9, New York with 12 and 8 and Arizona with 11 and 8.

Miami Beach has 16 listings, Miami 12 and Fort Lauderdale 11. San Diego has 9, Clearwater 8, Sarasota 7, Honolulu 6, Austin 6, Orlando 5 and St Pete Beach 5.

The Florida coast gives a seller a dense run of towns to work in a single campaign. A vendor of inland lake gear can look at Austin and Colorado, and an operator on Oahu falls under Honolulu.

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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