Sell to UK trades
who answer the phone.
Plumbers, electricians, builders and the rest are on the tools all day and rarely at a desk. A phone number you can trust matters more than an inbox, so every number in the book says how sure we are, and whether it's a landline or a mobile.
Numbers first, because that is how they work.
Landline or mobile
Each phone number says what kind it is and how sure we are, so you know which to ring first.
One van to a whole firm
Sole traders, partnerships and limited companies, each kept as the kind of business it is.
Search by place
Filter by town, postcode and area, then save the search and run it again when the book updates.
Electricians across Leeds.
Build a call list of electricians in your area, with the number, the person to ask for and a short script. Ring from your own phone, log the outcome in one tap, and send an email only where the book holds a checked address.
Firms that sell to the trades.
A few of the people who use the book to reach tradespeople.
Questions, answered
Do trades have email addresses?
Many publish only a phone number. Where we hold an email, it carries its label. Where we don't, we say so rather than guess.
Are sole traders included?
Yes. A sole trader is held with the same labels as any other business. Read how we handle them.
Can I call them?
Yes, from your own phone with the Calls tools. Check the Telephone Preference Service registers before marketing calls, as our UK GDPR and PECR page explains.
How do I search a particular trade?
Use the sector and place filters, or ask Adapt in plain English, for example electricians in Leeds with a mobile number.
See who is in the book.
Search the sector free and see how many businesses match.