LeadQuasar's Kitchen Bath Remodeler category holds 625 contacts. 590 of them (94%) have a phone number, but only 85 (14%) have an email address, so this is a calling list. 90% of records carry a person's name. It is a small, focused list concentrated in a handful of Sun Belt and big-city markets, which suits a supplier or service business working a defined territory.
Who these remodelers are, and who sells to them
Kitchen and bath remodelers sit in a narrow slice of home improvement. They work on the two most fixture-heavy rooms in a house, and every job pulls in a chain of suppliers: cabinets, countertops, tile, plumbing fixtures, lighting, appliances and hardware. Many firms are small, and the owner often sells the job, designs it and manages the crews.
That shapes who buys from you:
- Cabinet makers and distributors want remodelers who will spec their line on every job.
- Stone and quartz fabricators need a steady flow of templates and installs.
- Tile, flooring and fixture showrooms want contractors who send their clients in to choose.
- Design and rendering software sells to owners who spend evenings drawing layouts.
- Consumer financing helps a remodeler close bigger jobs.
- Marketing and lead services sell homeowner leads to remodelers.
The first four are relationship sales. You are asking the remodeler to send you repeat business, and that is a conversation, not an email blast. That fits a list where almost everyone has a phone number.
The kitchen bath remodeler footprint
| State | Contacts | With phone | With email |
|---|---|---|---|
| Texas | 165 | 157 | 23 |
| California | 144 | 139 | 20 |
| Arizona | 84 | 80 | 9 |
| New York | 68 | 56 | 10 |
| Ohio | 49 | 45 | 5 |
| Illinois | 48 | 47 | 8 |
New Jersey (19), Florida (16), Indiana (15), Pennsylvania (11) and Michigan (5) have smaller counts and no page yet, and Georgia has 1. The list covers 12 states.
At city level, the clusters are tight. San Diego has 89 contacts, most of California's total. Phoenix has 76 of Arizona's 84. Texas spreads across Dallas (62), San Antonio (48) and Austin (29). Chicago (46), Columbus (44) and New York (41) hold most of their states' records too.
For a showroom or fabricator, that concentration is useful. If you serve San Diego or Phoenix, this list is close to a local roster. If you serve a state outside the 12 covered, it will not help, and you should look elsewhere rather than stretch it.
Calling a remodeler
Remodelers split their day between job sites, client meetings and design work, and they do not sit at a desk. A few habits that tend to work:
- Call early or late. Before the crews start and after the last site visit are when owners take calls.
- Lead with a local detail. "We fabricate in San Diego and turn templates in a week" is a better opener than a company history.
- Offer something concrete. A showroom visit, sample doors, a trade price sheet, a lunch-and-learn for their designers.
- Ask what is holding jobs up. Late cabinet deliveries, a fabricator who misses install dates, clients who stall on financing. Every remodeler has one.
When they ask you to send details, get their email on the call. With only 14% of records carrying one, the call is often how you get it. About half of records (51%) have a website, which usually shows the remodeler's portfolio. Look at it before you call and mention a project you liked.
Seasonality
Remodeling demand rises and falls with the seasons and with homeowners' plans. Many homeowners want a kitchen finished before the holidays, which fills late-year schedules. The start of the year is often when remodelers review suppliers and set up new accounts. Ask what their pipeline looks like and when they next price a big job.
Kitchen Bath Remodeler data quality, honestly
The tiers are mixed: 85 CONNECTED, 505 STANDARD and 35 LEAN. Every record shows its quality score and tier before you unlock it, so you can start with CONNECTED records and work down.
A practical kitchen bath remodeler outreach plan
- Browse kitchen and bath remodeler leads by state and city. Search and filtering are free.
- Pick one metro, such as San Diego, Phoenix or Dallas.
- Look at each portfolio on the website where there is one.
- Call with a local, specific offer, and collect an email for follow-up.
- Follow up with a sample or a visit, not a brochure.
A free account unlocks 50 contacts a day with no card, which is more than enough for a day of calls in one metro. To load all 625 into your CRM, go unlimited for $3.99/month with CSV export. If you email, follow CAN-SPAM and any state rules that apply. For wider remodeling contractors, see the separate home remodeling category.
Frequently asked questions
How many kitchen and bath remodelers does LeadQuasar have?
The Kitchen Bath Remodeler category has 625 contacts across 12 states. 590 have a phone number, 85 have an email and 562 carry a person's name.
Do the kitchen and bath remodeler leads have email addresses?
Only 14% do. This list is best worked by phone, collecting email addresses on the call for follow-up.
Which cities have the most kitchen and bath remodelers?
San Diego (89), Phoenix (76), Dallas (62), San Antonio (48) and Chicago (46).
Who should use a kitchen and bath remodeler list?
Suppliers and service businesses that depend on remodelers for repeat work: cabinet, countertop and tile suppliers, fixture showrooms, design software, and financing providers.
Browse kitchen and bath remodeler leads free, then create a free account to unlock 50 contacts a day with no card.