LeadQuasar's Plumbing category holds 1,315 named contacts at plumbing companies, and every one has an email address. It is an owner list: 646 records carry the title "Owner", and most of the other common titles are owner variants such as President And Owner or Founder And Owner. Nearly all of it sits in three states, Ohio, Texas and Florida, so treat it as a focused regional list rather than national coverage.
How this list differs from the Plumbers listings
LeadQuasar has two plumbing datasets, and they suit different jobs.
| Plumbing (this list) | Plumbers | |
|---|---|---|
| Record type | Named person, with job title | Business listing |
| Every record | None | |
| Phone | 620 records (47%) | Every record |
| Best channel | Email first | Phone first |
Use this list when you want to write to a named owner. Use the Plumbers listings when you want to call the shop. If you cover Ohio, Texas or Florida, the two overlap in territory, and running both gives you an email and a call path into the same market.
An owner-heavy list
The ten most common titles:
| Title | Contacts |
|---|---|
| Owner | 646 |
| Business Owner | 45 |
| President And Owner | 25 |
| President | 24 |
| Owner And President | 19 |
| Owner And Chief Executive Officer | 16 |
| Company Owner | 15 |
| Owner And Operator | 12 |
| Founder And Owner | 11 |
| Chief Executive Officer | 9 |
That is unusual. Many B2B lists are padded with managers and coordinators who cannot sign. Here, the most common titles all belong to the person who picks the supplier, buys the software, signs the insurance renewal and decides whether to hire.
"Owner And Operator" is worth noting. That owner is still turning wrenches. They read email early, late or on a phone between jobs. Write for a small screen: short subject, three or four lines, one question.
Three states, and where in them
| State | Contacts | With phone |
|---|---|---|
| Ohio | 491 | 236 |
| Texas | 398 | 188 |
| Florida | 343 | 156 |
Kentucky and New York have 6 each, and California and Colorado 5 each. Only those three leading states have their own page. If you sell outside them, this list will not carry you; look at the Plumbers listings, which spread across more states.
Inside the three, the records group into a handful of metros. Ohio has Dayton (157), Cincinnati (84) and Columbus (84). Texas has Dallas (121), Austin (61) and Houston (43). Florida has Miami (61), Tampa (39) and Orlando (25). Dayton alone is a meaningful slice of the Ohio list, so a supplier or service business based in southwest Ohio has an unusually dense local market here.
Writing to a plumbing owner
With every record carrying an email and a name, this is a list built for a short email sequence. Some things that tend to work with trade owners:
- Open with their name and their town. "Hi [first name], quick question about your Dayton crew" reads like a person. "Dear Business Owner" reads like a blast.
- One problem per email. Missed calls after hours, slow-paying commercial clients, parts delays, technicians who leave for a competitor. Pick one.
- Offer something small. A price sheet, a short demo, a sample. Owners say yes to low-commitment first steps.
- Follow up twice, not six times. If there is no reply after a couple of short follow-ups, move to a phone call, where a number exists, or stop.
Our cold email guide covers the structure. Follow CAN-SPAM and any state rules that apply, and include a clear way to opt out.
The supply-side view
If you sell into the trade rather than to homeowners, think about what a plumbing owner buys through the year: pipe, fittings and fixtures from a supply house, water heaters, vans and fuel, field-service software, bonding and insurance, uniforms, training and certification courses, and recruiting help. Distributors and manufacturer reps can use this list to reach owners who buy direct. Software and service vendors can use it to reach the one person who decides.
Plumbing data quality, honestly
The tiers are strong for a list this size: 252 PREMIUM, 523 VERIFIED, 539 CONNECTED and 1 STANDARD. Every record shows a quality score and tier before you unlock it, so start with PREMIUM and VERIFIED and work down. A third of records (33%) include a company website, which is worth a look before you write.
How to work the plumbing list
- Browse plumbing leads and filter by Ohio, Texas or Florida and by city. Search and filtering are free.
- Start with the top tiers and one metro.
- Write one short email that names a single problem.
- Call where there is a phone number if the email gets no answer.
A free account unlocks 50 contacts a day with no card, so you can cover a metro like Dallas in a few days. To take all 1,315 into your CRM at once, go unlimited for $3.99/month with CSV export.
Frequently asked questions
How many plumbing company contacts does LeadQuasar have?
The Plumbing category has 1,315 named contacts, all with an email address, and 620 with a phone number. 646 of them are titled Owner.
Which states does the plumbing email list cover?
Almost entirely Ohio (491), Texas (398) and Florida (343). A few records sit in Kentucky, New York, California, Colorado and 14 other states. For other states, use the Plumbers business listings.
What is the difference between the Plumbing and Plumbers categories?
Plumbing holds named people with email addresses and job titles. Plumbers holds business listings across more states, with phone numbers, websites and ratings, but no email or contact names.
Are these plumbing owners or employees?
Mostly owners. Owner is the top title with 646 records, followed by Business Owner (45), President And Owner (25) and President (24).
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