Homeowners lists · With phone numbers · USA
Homeowners lists
Homeowners lists
with phone numbers.
Down to the zip.
Buy homeowner phone number lists filtered to the houses you actually want to reach. Pick your zips, set the home value and income bands, and download a file of 114 million American homeowners narrowed to the ones who fit your pitch. Solar, roofing, insurance, real estate: if your product needs a homeowner on the other end of the line, this is the list.
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
Stack filters and watch your count update before you spend anything.
Every homeowners list includes
- Name, phone & address
- Home value & mortgage data
- Income & age details
- DNC flags on US data
114M US homeowners
Target by zip & county
Home value filters
Updated quarterly
Since 2004 · BBB A+
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
Farm a neighborhood properly: length of residence finds the long-tenured owners sitting on equity, and home value keeps your list inside the price band you actually sell. One county, worked deep, beats three counties skimmed.
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.
Why the filters matter
A homeowner list is only as good as its filters.
Anyone can sell you addresses. The reason our homeowners lists convert is what rides along with the phone number: home value tells you whether the house can afford the project, estimated mortgage amount hints at equity, length of residence separates the settled owner from someone who just unpacked, and income and age round out the picture. Stack those filters and a raw file of 114 million becomes five thousand households that look exactly like your last hundred customers.
The math follows. Tighter targeting means fewer wasted dials, better contact-to-appointment rates, and reps who trust the list they're working. If you've been buying generic consumer data and filtering by hope, this is the upgrade.
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.
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.
How to buy
Your homeowners list in three steps.
STEP 1
Draw your territory
Pick the states, counties, or zip codes your team covers. No paying for homeowners three hours from your nearest crew.
~2 minutes
STEP 2
Stack your filters
Home value, income, age, mortgage amount, length of residence. The portal shows your exact homeowner count as you go, before you commit a dollar.
Instant
STEP 3
Download and dial
A clean CSV for any dialer or CRM. Plans from $99/mo, no contracts, unused leads roll over. Most customers are calling the same afternoon.
~2 minutes
Free advice
How to work a homeowner list without wasting it.
Match the filter to the pitch. A $40,000 roof conversation belongs in home values that can carry it, and a first-time-buyer refinance pitch doesn't. Use length of residence honestly: two years in the house means different needs than twenty. Respect the DNC flags we include on US data and scrub as your campaign type requires, because homeowners are also the demographic most likely to report a bad actor. And keep your list tight enough that reps can personalize. "I'm calling folks in the Meadowbrook area" out-converts "I'm calling your county" every single week.
One more thing worth knowing: each record carries the mailing address too, so your best segment can get a postcard before the call. Homeowners answer the phone more warmly when your brand was in the mailbox last Tuesday.
Word on the street
Some of our happy customers.
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Fair questions
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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.
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, plus DNC flags on US data so you can filter before dialing. One file covers your calls and your mailers.
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?
Down to a single zip code. Plenty of home services companies pull exactly the zips their trucks cover and nothing else, then add zips as they grow.
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
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Homeowners lists with phone numbers, filtered to your streets, downloaded in minutes.
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