Homeowners lists · With phone numbers · USA

Buy homeowner lists
with phone numbers.

Reach homeowners in the ZIP codes, cities, or counties you serve. Filter by homeowner status, home value, income, age, and available phone type, then download your selected contacts as a CSV. Built for home services, solar, insurance, and real estate prospecting.

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From $99/month for 3,000 leads. No long-term contract.

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The homeowner file Filter it your way

114M

US homeowners with phone numbers

Popular homeowner filters

Home Value Est. Income Zip Code Est. Mortgage Amount Length of Residence Age Range Marital Status Presence of Children

Choose your filters in the portal to see the matching homeowner count before purchasing.

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Homeowner list data

Name, phone & address
Available property data
Age & income targeting
Cell or landline targeting

114M US homeowners Target by zip & county Home value filters Updated quarterly Since 2004 · BBB A+

How to buy

Build a homeowner list for your service area.

STEP 1

Choose your ZIP codes

Start with the USA consumer database and select one or more ZIP codes, cities, or counties. Set Owner/Renter to homeowner to focus on the audience you want.

In the leads portal

STEP 2

Stack your filters

Add available home value, income, age, or phone-type filters. Review the matching homeowner count in the portal before choosing how many records to download.

Review your count

STEP 3

Choose a plan & download

Choose a plan for the number of leads you need and download your selected contacts as a CSV. Import the file into your spreadsheet, CRM, or dialer that supports CSV imports.

In the leads portal

Example: local home services

Homeowner lists by ZIP code.

A Dallas-area home-service company can start with nearby ZIP codes, select homeowners, and choose a phone type. Add a home-value or income range if it helps define the intended audience.

Recreate these selections in the portal to see the available count. This example does not run a search or preselect your filters.

Explore the ZIP-code phone-count checker →

ZIP checker totals cover consumer phone records before homeowner and other filters.

Example selections

Database: USA consumer
ZIP codes: 75240, 75252
Owner / Renter: Homeowner
Phone type: Cell, where available

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Check My Homeowner Count Or buy a whole state in bulk

Homeowner list pricing

Pick the plan that fits your monthly lead volume.

Every plan includes access to our full consumer and business databases, homeowner targeting, and all available demographic and geographic filters. Download only the homeowners that match your campaign. No long-term contract.

Starter

$99/ month

Get3,000 leads

All homeowner filters
Target by ZIP & county
Home value & mortgage data
Income & age targeting
No long-term contract

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Buy a complete U.S. state or the full USA.

Choose the portal when you want to select homeowners before downloading. Choose bulk when you want a complete geographic consumer file and will apply the available homeowner and property fields yourself. A bulk consumer file includes more than homeowners.

Complete USA State $549

One-time purchase of the complete consumer file for a U.S. state.

Complete USA $3,495

One-time purchase of the complete nationwide U.S. consumer file.

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Who dials homeowners

If you knock, quote, or install, this is your list.

The same homeowner file, filtered four different ways. These are the setups our customers run most.

Solar & home improvement

Owner-occupied houses are the whole ballgame for solar, roofing, windows, and HVAC. Filter by home value and zip to qualify the house before anyone dials or knocks, and skip the renters entirely.

Insurance & final expense

Homeowner status plus age and income is the classic final expense and life insurance stack. Layer it with our turning 65 lists when Medicare season rolls around, or the broader Medicare leads file for the 65+ market.

Real estate

Build a homeowner list for your farming area. Use ZIP code, length of residence, and home value to focus on the neighborhoods and property price bands you serve. These filters describe prospects; they do not establish equity or intent to sell.

Previously used Cole? Explore our Cole Realty Resource alternative.

Home services & security

Pest control, lawn care, security systems, remodeling. Pull the exact zips your trucks cover, filter to the home values that buy your service, and put your offer in front of the neighborhood instead of the whole area code.

Free routes vs. the fast route

How to find a homeowner's phone number.

You can find the name of a homeowner for free in many places. Finding a current phone number tied to that owner is the harder part. Here are the common routes, where each one works, and where it usually breaks down.

Free · Slow

County assessor records

County appraisal and assessor sites are often the best free way to confirm who owns a property. Search the address and you can usually find the owner name and mailing address. The catch: most assessor records do not include a phone number, so you still need another source for contact data.

Free or low cost

Public property databases

Property record sites can help connect an address to an owner and may add deed, mortgage, or tax information. They are useful for research, but homeowner phone coverage varies widely and many records stop at ownership data rather than a dialable number.

One at a time

Reverse lookup tools

If you already know the owner's name or address, reverse-lookup services may uncover a possible phone number. They can work for a handful of properties, but they are slow for an entire neighborhood and mobile-number coverage is inconsistent.

Costly per record

Skip tracing services

Skip tracing searches several data sources to locate contact details for one specific person, which is why investors use it for absentee owners and hard-to-find sellers. The cost per record is high and the turnaround is slower, so it solves a targeted problem rather than building a calling list.

The paid route: start with the homeowner and phone number already matched.

If you need hundreds or thousands of homeowner phone numbers for marketing, a homeowner data platform is much faster than researching properties one by one. Our file already connects the property owner to a phone number, mailing address, home value, mortgage information, income estimates, and other filters. Choose the county or ZIP codes you want, narrow the audience, see the count, and download the list as a CSV.

Same person, different search

Property owner phone numbers for neighborhood marketing.

“Property owner phone numbers” and “homeowner phone numbers” usually describe the same need: identify who owns a residential property and get a usable way to contact them. If you are trying to reach owners in a neighborhood, county, or service territory, start with the geography and then layer on homeowner data such as home value, length of residence, mortgage amount, age, or estimated income.

That makes the list useful for more than finding a name. A roofing company can focus on older, higher-value homes. A real estate team can look for long-tenured property owners. A solar company can target owner-occupied houses in the ZIP codes its crews already serve. The same property-owner dataset becomes a different audience depending on the filters you stack.

Buying direct instead of through a list broker: TelephoneLists.biz is the data provider for these homeowner lists, so buyers can build and download the audience directly instead of paying an extra broker layer to source the same type of file.

Free advice

How to work a homeowner list without wasting it.

Match your territory and filters to the service you offer. Start with the ZIP codes you can serve, then choose homeowner and demographic criteria that fit your campaign. Keep track of results by audience so you can adjust your next selection. These are compiled prospect records, not people who have requested a quote or agreed to an appointment.

Before outreach, review the calling requirements for your campaign and arrange any necessary DNC scrubbing. Buying contact data does not by itself establish permission to call or text. Keep the downloaded address and demographic fields available to your team so they understand the audience they are contacting.

Word on the street

Some of our happy customers.

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Fair questions

Homeowner lists,
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Can I check how many homeowners match before buying?

Open the portal, choose USA consumer records, select your geography, and apply the homeowner filter. Add any other criteria you need and review the matching count before purchasing. Start building your homeowner list.

Will I receive the same records on my next download?

All-time download deduplication prevents you from receiving a record you have already downloaded. This applies when later searches use overlapping ZIP codes or filters, so you can build on your previous selections.

Which service can provide homeowner contact details for marketing?

A homeowner data platform that combines property ownership with contact data is the fastest option when you need more than a few records. TelephoneLists.biz lets you build homeowner marketing lists by ZIP code, county, home value, income, mortgage amount, length of residence, and other filters, then download the matched names, phone numbers, and addresses as a CSV.

Which neighborhood data platforms offer phone numbers for homeowners?

Many property platforms are good at showing ownership, tax, or deed information but do not consistently attach a phone number to each homeowner. For neighborhood marketing, use a platform that specifically matches property owners to phone data and lets you filter the territory before downloading. Our homeowner file does that down to the ZIP-code level.

How do roofers get a homeowner's phone number from an address?

Most roofing companies buy a homeowner list filtered by ZIP code rather than looking up addresses one at a time. After a storm, the usual workflow is to draw the affected ZIP codes, narrow by home value and year built, and download the file with phone numbers already attached. Going address by address does not scale to a whole neighborhood, which is why contractors working hail and wind damage buy by geography instead.

Can I get a list of new homeowners in my area?

You can narrow homeowner records by the length-of-residence options available in the portal. Length of residence is not the same as a confirmed purchase date, and a recent mortgage date may reflect refinancing. If you need people who purchased within a specific time window, contact us to confirm whether the available fields and update schedule meet that requirement.

Do homeowners lists include phone numbers?

Yes, that's the point of ours. Every record pairs the homeowner's name and mailing address with a phone number. One file covers your calls and your mailers.

Are the phone numbers landline or mobile?

Both, where available, and you can filter by line type when you build your list. Directory-compiled residential records skew landline. If mobile coverage is the priority for your campaign, see cell phone and mobile number lists.

What homeowner filters are available?

Home value, estimated mortgage amount, length of residence, estimated income, age range, marital status, presence of children, and location down to the zip code, among others. Stack them however your campaign thinks.

How do you know they're homeowners?

Homeowner status comes from the compiled record itself, drawn from public records and licensed sources, not guessed from the neighborhood. It's the same record-level data that powers the home value and mortgage filters.

Can I pull just my service area?

Yes. Select a single ZIP code or combine several ZIP codes in your service area, then apply the homeowner filter and any other relevant criteria. You can also target by city or county. Learn more about lists by ZIP code.

How fresh is the data?

Portal data updates quarterly, and we estimate 80 to 85% accuracy on consumer records. People move and numbers change, so if a vendor quotes you perfection, check their math. Ours is honest and priced accordingly.

What does a homeowners list cost?

Standard portal plans, from $99/mo for 3,000 leads to $999/mo for 500,000, every filter unlocked, no contracts, unused leads rolling over. Need an entire state of homeowners at once? Bulk telemarketing leads are the cheaper route at that scale.

Plans from $99/mo · Target by zip · No contracts

Build your next homeowner list.

Choose your territory, apply homeowner filters, and review the available count in the portal. Pick a plan when you are ready to download.

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Buy homeowner lists
with phone numbers.

From $99/month for 3,000 leads. No long-term contract.

Build a homeowner list for your service area.

STEP 1