Plan distributor coverage
Find gaps in a supplier territory by comparing contractors across requested cities. Separate installation, repair and maintenance businesses when the source provides that detail.
Plan a U.S. HVAC contractor list by city, service area and equipment focus. Review business contact fields and a saved local sample before requesting coverage.
A saved local example: 15 businesses from this search; 8 include collected public emails. This sample illustrates returned fields, not nationwide coverage. Proposed fields below may need additional sources. Email deliverability has not been checked.
Build a focused view of heating, ventilation and air-conditioning contractors for a defined territory. A useful HVAC list separates residential service businesses from commercial installation specialists and identifies the branch that serves the target location. Request public contact information together with source links so your team can review each prospect. A company appearing in a heating category is not automatically a licensed installer or a dealer for a particular equipment brand.
Find gaps in a supplier territory by comparing contractors across requested cities. Separate installation, repair and maintenance businesses when the source provides that detail.
Select companies whose published services match your offer, such as commercial ventilation or residential heat-pump installation. Keep unconfirmed service types empty rather than guessing.
Use the branch address and source listing to distinguish a local office from a national brand. Retain a company identifier to group offices without discarding useful locations.
Specify whether the request covers heating, cooling, ventilation, refrigeration or heat pumps. Include residential versus commercial work, emergency service and installation versus maintenance as separate filters. These characteristics need explicit source evidence. A broad directory category alone cannot establish an equipment certification, current service contract or preferred manufacturer relationship.
Choose cities, postal codes or a service radius and state whether a branch must be physically located there or only advertise service in the area. Email coverage varies by website. Public emails, contact forms and phone numbers should remain separate fields. Request the collection date and source URL so your team can recheck a prospect before use.
These tools cover the actions described below. Dataset discovery, qualification, historical coverage and recurring delivery are confirmed separately.
Use this field guide to plan your request. Coverage and completeness will be confirmed individually. The CSV template contains column headers for planning.
| Field | Column name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Business name | business_name | Trading name as published by the business or directory. |
| Website | website | Public business website; a directory listing is kept separately. |
| Business phone | phone | Published number preserved with its source formatting and country code. |
| Public business emails | public_emails | Addresses collected from the business website, when available; not a promise of deliverability. |
| Business address | address | Published office or branch address; service-area businesses may omit it. |
| City | city | Reported business location, kept separate from the area it serves. |
| State | state | State associated with the office or branch record. |
| Service area | service_area | Cities or counties the company explicitly says it serves. |
| Source rating | rating | Rating with the source and observation date; scales are not mixed. |
| Review count | review_count | Number of published reviews reported at collection time. |
| Source URL | source_url | Business listing used to trace the origin of the record. |
| Collected at | collected_at | Timestamp of the observation, independent of the opening date. |
| HVAC services | service_types | Heating, cooling, ventilation or refrigeration services explicitly listed. |
| Equipment focus | equipment_focus | Source-supported heat-pump, furnace or air-conditioning specialization. |
| Customer segment | commercial_residential | Commercial, residential or both only when the company states it. |
Send your target sources, locations, essential fields, dates and expected volume. Mention the HVAC Contractor Contact Dataset so the team has context.
Discuss availability, source coverage, sample requirements, pricing and delivery timing before deciding.
Confirm the final fields, file format and delivery method for the agreed dataset.
This page defines a dataset specification. Contact Extracto to confirm source coverage, available records, price and delivery timing for your requirements. A displayed sample is a saved example with its own location and collection date.
Yes, you can specify that scope for review. Qualification should come from an explicit service or equipment statement on the company website. We will confirm whether the available sources support that filter before agreeing on the dataset.
A directory category or star rating does not establish licensing. If licenses or manufacturer certifications matter, include the required authority or evidence type in the request so coverage and verification work can be discussed.
The HVAC sample is a small collection from Austin, Texas. Its businesses and contact coverage illustrate the format for that local search. It does not establish the number of HVAC contractors in Texas or the United States.
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Define a plumbing company dataset by city, branch and advertised services. Review a saved Chicago sample and discuss coverage of public business contacts.
Plan a newly opened business list with explicit opening or registration evidence. Define dates, categories, locations and public business contact requirements.
Have a narrower location, a specific field list or a target volume in mind? Send your requirements to the Extracto team.