UK Electrician Leads Extractor: Targeted Electrician Contacts by Town, County, and Postcode

UK Electrician Leads Extractor gives you a targeted list of electrician business contacts anywhere in the United Kingdom, filtered by the exact towns, counties, and postcodes you care about. Type in the locations you want, and it returns a clean, structured company-details file with business names, phone numbers, emails, coordinates, and full addresses. There is no live scraping, so you never hit a blocked page or a 403, and there is no proxy to configure. Every run finishes in seconds and every row is ready to drop straight into your CRM or dialler.

If you sell to electricians, install alongside them, or build lead lists for clients, this actor removes the slow part: finding accurate contacts in the right places. You control exactly how wide or how narrow the search is, and the output is consistent every time.

Why use this actor

• Precise location targeting down to a single postcode, not a rough radius
• Clean output with phone numbers already fixed to include the leading zero
• Built-in latitude and longitude, so you can map or route leads immediately
• No proxy, no blocking, no rate limits, and no failed runs
• Predictable structured fields that stay the same on every run

What data you get

For every electrician that matches your locations, the actor returns a full contact record: business name, up to two extra address lines, town, county, postcode, latitude, longitude, a primary and secondary phone number, and an email address. It also tags each row with the input value it matched and which field that value came from, so you can always trace a lead back to the location you asked for.

Use cases

• Sales prospecting: build a call list of electricians in the exact towns and postcodes your reps cover
• Lead generation agencies: pull location-specific electrician leads for clients without hours of manual searching
• Local marketing campaigns: gather contacts for a postcode-level flyer, email, or SMS drop
• Field sales routing: use the built-in coordinates to plan efficient visit routes and territories
• Wholesaler and supplier outreach: reach electricians near your branches to grow trade accounts
• CRM enrichment: feed clean, deduplicated company details straight into your pipeline

Input

Provide at least one of towns, counties, or postcodes. Each field takes a list, one value per line. A lead must match every section you fill in, and within a single section any of the values can match. So filling one section gives you a broad pull, while filling two or three narrows it down to precise leads.

Parameter	Type	Default	Description
towns	array	[]	Towns or cities to match. A lead is kept only if its town exactly matches one of these values (case-insensitive). One town per line.
counties	array	[]	Counties to match. A lead is kept only if its county exactly matches one of these values. One county per line.
postcodes	array	[]	Full postcodes (M1 1AE) or outward codes (M1). An outward code matches every postcode in that district; a full postcode matches exactly. Spaces and case are ignored.
maxItems	integer	100	Maximum number of leads to return. Raise it to pull more matches per run.

How the matching works

The number of sections you fill in decides how tight the filter is:

You fill in	A lead must match
Town only	that town
Town and county	that town and that county
Town, county, and postcode	all three at once

Within one section you can list several values, and any of them counts as a match. For example, three towns on three lines returns electricians in any of those towns. Add a county on top and the results shrink to electricians that are in one of those towns and in that county.

Example input

{
    "towns": ["Brighton"],
    "counties": ["East Sussex"],
    "postcodes": ["BN1"],
    "maxItems": 100
}

Output

The actor stores results in a dataset you can view, download as CSV, Excel, or JSON, or push to another app. Each entry looks like this:

{
    "companyName": "MBO Electrical Ltd",
    "addressLine2": "",
    "addressLine3": "",
    "town": "Brighton",
    "county": "East Sussex",
    "postcode": "BN1 8UJ",
    "latitude": 50.866703,
    "longitude": -0.142467,
    "phonePrimary": "07766632336",
    "phoneSecondary": "07766632336",
    "email": "info@mboelectricalltd.com",
    "matchedLocation": "BN1",
    "matchedField": "postcode"
}

Field	Type	Description
companyName	string	Business name of the electrician company.
addressLine2	string	Secondary address line, such as an estate or building name.
addressLine3	string	Additional address line when present.
town	string	Town or city of the business.
county	string	County of the business, when available.
postcode	string	UK postcode of the business.
latitude	number	Latitude of the business location.
longitude	number	Longitude of the business location.
phonePrimary	string	Primary phone number, with the leading zero restored.
phoneSecondary	string	Secondary phone number.
email	string	Contact email address, lowercased.
matchedLocation	string	The input value this lead matched.
matchedField	string	Which input field matched: town, county, or postcode.

How it works

1. The actor reads your towns, counties, and postcodes and treats each field as an exact-match filter.
2. It checks a curated dataset of UK electrician businesses against those filters.
3. A lead is kept only if it fully matches every section you filled in.
4. Phone numbers get their leading zero restored, emails are lowercased, and coordinates are parsed as numbers.
5. Duplicate businesses are removed by name, postcode, and phone before the results are saved.

Tips for better results

• Start with a single town or postcode to see the full pool, then add a county or postcode to tighten it.
• Use outward codes like LS1 or M3 to sweep a whole postcode district in one go.
• Enter several towns on separate lines to cover a sales patch in one run.
• Raise maxItems when a large city returns more leads than the default 100.
• Remember that some records have a blank county, so filtering by county will skip those rows.

FAQ

How does exact matching work? Your values are compared to each lead character for character, ignoring case and postcode spacing. An outward code such as M1 matches every postcode in the M1 district, while a full postcode such as M1 1AE matches only that exact postcode.

Can I filter on several locations at once? Yes. Add as many towns, counties, and postcodes as you need, one per line. Any value inside a section can match, and a lead must satisfy every section you fill in.

Does this actor need a proxy? No. There is nothing to fetch from the open web, so there is no IP to block and no proxy setting to worry about.

Why do phone numbers start with a zero now? Source phone numbers sometimes drop the leading zero. The actor restores it, so 7766632336 becomes 07766632336 and is ready to dial.

Do all leads include an email? Most do, but a small number of records have no email, so that field can occasionally be empty.

How fresh is the data? The dataset is maintained and refreshed on a regular basis so the contact details stay usable for outreach.

Integrations

Connect UK Electrician Leads Extractor with other apps and services using Apify integrations. You can integrate with Make, Zapier, Slack, Airbyte, GitHub, Google Sheets, Google Drive, and many more. You can also use webhooks to trigger actions whenever a fresh batch of electrician leads is ready.

Enter a few towns and postcodes, run it, and you will have a clean list of UK electrician contacts ready for outreach in minutes.