Plumbers in Ohio
Plumbers licensed in Ohio — tracked from the state board for the agents who write them, and monitored for new activity weekly.
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All 3,099 active licences tracked in Ohio (plumbers) — not the new-licence counts above.
What's behind the aggregate
The aggregate above is free. Ohio is not open for subscription — we collect it and publish these counts, but it isn't sold as a feed today. Phone on 58% of rows and Email on 1% of rows — not enough to call the list. Name and street address: mail, not phone. Tell me your state and I'll confirm what I can deliver there.
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How many plumbers are licensed in Ohio?
First Call Feed tracks 3,099 active plumbers in Ohio and surfaces newly added ones weekly.
First Call Feed tracks 3,099 active plumbers in Ohio and surfaces newly added ones weekly.
Can I get contact details for new Ohio plumbers?
New licence records are public but scattered and slow to surface. We normalise them across states and ship the week's new licences. In Ohio the board publishes contact on a minority of records (phone on 58% of rows; email on 1% of rows); for the rest, that is the board's records policy, not a gap in our collection — no vendor legitimately has more, and we never append broker contact. What this seat sells is the timing: the week each licence issued, which cannot be bought retroactively from anyone. Every record carries a mailing address, and a letter that arrives in a brand-new business's first weeks lands in an empty mailbox — or look any licensee up, which is what our per-state lookup guide is for.
New licence records are public but scattered and slow to surface. We normalise them across states and ship the week's new licences. In Ohio the board publishes contact on a minority of records (phone on 58% of rows; email on 1% of rows); for the rest, that is the board's records policy, not a gap in our collection — no vendor legitimately has more, and we never append broker contact. What this seat sells is the timing: the week each licence issued, which cannot be bought retroactively from anyone. Every record carries a mailing address, and a letter that arrives in a brand-new business's first weeks lands in an empty mailbox — or look any licensee up, which is what our per-state lookup guide is for.