Facility Managers Email List

A contact database of the people who run buildings and sites: facility managers, facilities managers, maintenance managers and facilities directors. Every row gives you a work email, a direct dial, a postal address and the firmographics of the company they run it for. Blue Mail Media holds 180K+ of these records.

Facility manager, facilities manager, maintenance manager, facilities director, plant manager and the site and building manager equivalents. Say which of those you need and the cut is made to that, rather than sold to you as a standing file.

More than 70. Job title and seniority, industry and SIC code, company size, revenue band, and geography down to country and region. Blue Mail Media applies them when you order, so the file you receive is the selection you specified.

Yes, in the United States, for business-to-business email. CAN-SPAM does not require prior consent. It does require accurate headers, a valid postal address, a clear way to unsubscribe, and opt-outs honoured within 10 business days. In the EU and UK you need a documented lawful basis, normally legitimate interest. How you send it stays your obligation.

Facility managers move site and change title often, so the database runs on a rolling 90-day re-verification cycle and your own file is checked again on the day it ships. If a contact hard bounces, or a phone number is wrong or not working, Blue Mail Media replaces it. No supplier hands over a file with nothing wrong in it.

On a rolling basis, with records re-verified every 90 days, and once more on your own file before it leaves. Job title and site are the fields that age fastest here, because a move changes the record without anything bouncing.

Records are re-verified on the 90-day cycle and the file you order is checked again before it is sent. Blue Mail Media states the cadence and the replacement commitment rather than describing the internal process, because the cadence is what you can hold us to.

Nobody buys the whole file, so there is no shelf price. What you pay turns on how many records are left after your filters, which fields you take with them, whether you want one delivery or the file kept current on the 90-day cycle, and how widely you intend to use it. Send the filters over and a consultant comes back with a count and a quote.

Yes. Tell Blue Mail Media the industries and regions you are after and the sample is drawn from that selection, so the rows in front of you are rows you could actually mail. Check them against your own records first.

Three routes. For one building, the facilities team is often named on the company website or on LinkedIn, and a free checker will verify the address before you send. For a handful, a prospecting tool finds them one at a time. For a campaign at scale, a built file like this one is filtered to your criteria and re-verified before it ships.

Yes, and which you want depends on who signs the cheque. Filter by job title when you are selling to the facility manager personally. Filter by industry when you are selling to the business. You can also combine them, or take the facility management industry list instead if the company rather than the person is your target.

Yes. Alongside the data, Blue Mail Media runs email marketing as a service, so you can either take the file and run the campaign yourself or have it planned and sent for you.

Full name, business email address and direct phone number, job title and seniority, company name and website domain, industry and SIC code, company size and revenue band, and the location. It arrives as .xls, .csv or .txt, normally within 3 to 5 business days of the build being agreed.

Yes. Every record carries a direct dial alongside the work email and a postal address, so one selection covers calling, direct mail and email. Filter by job title and company size first and your callers reach the person who signs for building services rather than a switchboard.

Call 1-888-494-0588 or email sales@bluemailmedia.com. Say which industries, which regions and how many records, and a consultant comes back with a count and a price.