๐ฟ Landscaping & Lawn Care Leads Scraper - Emails & Phones
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๐ฟ Landscaping & Lawn Care Leads Scraper - Emails & Phones
Landscaping and lawn care leads for any market: landscapers, tree services, irrigation and hardscape crews with phone, website, emails and socials pulled live from each company's site. For equipment dealers, suppliers, SaaS and agencies. $8 per 1,000 leads.
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๐ฟ Landscaping & Lawn Care Leads Scraper โ Emails & Phones
Green-industry companies are everywhere and nowhere: hundreds per metro, most too small for the big B2B databases to track properly. If you sell to landscapers โ equipment, software, financing, agency services, wholesale plants and materials โ this Actor turns any city into a working outreach list in minutes: company name, phone, website, address, emails and social profiles pulled live from each company's own site, at $8 per 1,000 companies.
Segments covered out of the box
Pick any mix as keywords, or leave empty to sweep all of them:
landscaping companyโ full-service design/build/maintainlawn care serviceโ mowing, fertilization, weed control routeslandscape designerโ the high-ticket design/build endtree serviceโ arborists, removal, trimming crewsirrigation contractorโ sprinkler install and repairhardscape contractorโ pavers, patios, retaining walls
Add your own: "artificial turf installer", "snow removal service", "landscape lighting" โ anything that appears on the map works, and every row is tagged with the searchQuery that found it.
The dataset you get
One row per company: name, category, address/city/country, phone plus websitePhones[], website, email + emails[] with an emailFound flag, socialProfiles (Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Twitter), techStack[], rating and reviewsCount, placeUrl and coordinates. Export CSV/Excel/JSON or pull via API into Instantly, Smartlead, HubSpot โ anywhere.
Field-tested plays
- Equipment dealers & rental yards: every tree service and hardscape crew within your delivery radius, sorted by review count = fleet size proxy.
- Field-service SaaS: crews still running on a Facebook page instead of a website (
emailFound=false, nowebsite) are greenfield accounts โ you still get name + phone. - Suppliers of seed, chemicals, stone, nursery stock: lawn care routes buy on a schedule; build the territory list once, refresh monthly on an Apify schedule.
- Agencies:
techStackexposes companies on ancient WordPress builds with zero analytics โ the exact profile that buys a $2k site redesign plus SEO retainer.
Seasonality tip
Scrape territories in late winter, before the season starts โ that's when landscapers make buying decisions, and when a fresh list (companies that survived the winter, new LLCs that just formed) beats last year's database by the widest margin.
Price
$0.008 per company delivered ($8/1,000) + $0.01 per run start. A full metro sweep across all six default segments usually lands between 300 and 700 companies: $2.50โ5.60.
Example input
{"location": "Atlanta, GA","keywords": ["landscaping company", "tree service"],"maxResults": 120,"maxPagesPerSite": 2}
FAQ
Realistically, how many have emails? Landscaping skews small and phone-first: typically 35โ60% of companies with a website publish an email. Everyone has a phone number, so a call/text motion covers the rest.
Same company appearing under two segments?
A company found by both "landscaping company" and "lawn care service" appears once per matching listing โ collapse duplicates on website or phone after export if needed.
Can I run multiple cities at once?
Yes โ use searchQueries with one full query per line: ["tree service in Nashville, TN", "tree service in Memphis, TN"].
Is this compliant? The data is publicly listed business information plus emails companies publish on their own sites. You are responsible for lawful outreach (CAN-SPAM, GDPR where applicable).
Companies with no website at all?
Kept by default (name/phone/address/rating). Set onlyWithWebsite: true to drop them โ dropped rows are never charged.
Irrigation, sprinkler and outdoor lighting companies
Irrigation is a trade of its own, not a line item inside "landscaping" โ different licence, different suppliers, different buying season. It is reached by putting full searches into Custom search queries, which then replace both the keyword list and location:
irrigation company in Fort Worth, TXsprinkler system installation in Arlington, TXsprinkler repair service in Grand Prairie, TXoutdoor lighting company in Southlake, TXdrainage contractor in Fort Worth, TX
Controller manufacturers, distributors and smart-irrigation platforms want this slice on its own; a general landscaping sweep dilutes it with mow-and-blow crews who never install a valve.
Hardscaping, paver patios and outdoor living
The high-ticket end of the yard. Ticket sizes run five figures, which changes who is worth calling:
hardscaping contractor in Charlotte, NCpaver patio installer in Huntersville, NCretaining wall contractor in Concord, NCoutdoor kitchen builder in Charlotte, NCfire pit and patio company in Matthews, NC
Hardscape crews build portfolio-driven websites because the work is visual, which shows up in the data as unusually high email coverage and an Instagram link on most rows. Sort by reviewsCount to find the ones already booked solid โ those are the ones buying software, financing and crews rather than leads.
Snow removal, pressure washing and the off-season
Landscaping companies survive winter by selling something else, and they list those services separately on Maps:
snow removal service in Minneapolis, MNsnow plowing contractor in Bloomington, MNpressure washing company in Minneapolis, MNholiday lighting installation in Edina, MNgutter cleaning service in St. Paul, MN
Timing is the whole game here. Snow contractors sign supplier and subcontractor agreements in late summer and are unreachable from the first storm until March; holiday lighting is sold in September for December. scrapedAt on every row tells you exactly how fresh the list is when you come back to it a season later.