Angi as a B2B Data Source
If you sell to plumbers, electricians, roofers or any home service trade, Angi has already organized your market by category and location.
Here's what the platform's listings actually contain, who should use it, and the one change that made this source harder to work with than it used to be.
What Angi is
Angi (formerly Angie's List) is a home services marketplace: a directory of local contractors and service pros across trades like plumbing, electrical, roofing, landscaping and more, each listed with a description and category.
Homeowners use it to find and review pros, which means every listing carries real reputation signal — not just a name and address.
What data can be obtained
| Data field | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Business name | The contractor or company name as listed |
| Website | Included on pro listings, not on every basic listing |
| Phone number | Standard field across most listings |
| Category / service type | Trade-specific segmentation — plumbing, electrical, HVAC, etc. |
| Description | How the business presents itself and its specialties |
| Country | Angi is largely US-focused |
Who this source is good for
Trade-specific outreach campaigns
Segment contractors precisely by trade before pitching software, insurance, financing or marketing services.
Selling to home service contractors
Marketers and sales teams targeting this vertical get a pre-organized directory instead of building one from scratch.
Cross-checking against HomeAdvisor
Many contractors are listed on both — running both sources together fills gaps that either one leaves on its own.
Limitations to know about
No visible emails
Angi removed email addresses from listings, which is the main limitation now — reaching a contractor takes extra enrichment.
Scraping complexity increased
Removing emails also made straightforward extraction harder than it used to be.
US-focused coverage
If your market is outside the US, this isn't the source to lean on.
From raw source to outreach-ready list
We extract Angi listings by trade and location, cross-reference against HomeAdvisor to fill in gaps either source leaves alone, and attach a verified email to each contractor before delivery.
The result is a trade-specific list you can act on immediately, instead of a directory you'd have to enrich yourself.
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