Home Improvement Intelligence

Stop Pitching to Inactive Home Blogs.
Get Verified Home & Garden ICPs.

Standard "Home" lists are 90% hobbyist blogs and affiliate sites. Our AI agents verify contractor licenses, e-commerce inventory, and project galleries to find verified Interior Designers, Landscaping Firms, and Smart Home Brands.

The "Lifestyle" Data Swamp

Why firmographic filters fail in the home sector.

Every mommy blogger with a "Home Decor" category gets labeled as a business in standard lists. If you sell high-end furniture, project software, or HVAC equipment, these leads are dead ends.

You need to distinguish between a Luxury Design Firm managing $1M renovations and a Pinterest enthusiast.

  • Ad-only "Home Decor" Blogs
  • Dormant Houzz Profiles
  • Handyman Solos (No commercial capacity)
Metric Standard "Home" List Our ICP Database
Classification Broad (NAICS 23) Specific (e.g. Design-Build)
Activity Unknown Project Gallery Verified
Tech Stack None Buildertrend, Houzz Pro, Ivy
Commercial Mixed Transactional Signal Detected

20 High-Value Home & Garden ICPs

Target businesses by their specific trade and model.

Luxury Interior Design Firms

High-end residential focus. Targets for custom furniture, premium fabrics, and design software (Ivy/Studio Designer).

Commercial Landscaping Firms

Maintaining corporate campuses. Targets for heavy equipment, irrigation IoT, and fleet management.

Smart Home Integrators

Installing Control4/Crestron. Targets for security hardware, networking gear, and home theater.

Kitchen & Bath Remodelers

Showroom based operators. Targets for cabinetry supply, stone surfaces, and 3D rendering tools.

Swimming Pool Builders

High-ticket installations. Targets for pool chemicals, pumps, and specialized construction financing.

DTC Mattress Brands

Bed-in-a-box leaders. High marketing spend. Targets for logistics, returns management, and review platforms.

Landscape Lighting Specialists

Niche outdoor electric. Targets for low-voltage fixtures, wire, and night-photography services.

Custom Closet Organizers

Firms like California Closets. Targets for shelving systems, CNC wood services, and CRM.

HVAC Service Chains

Multi-location residential maintenance. Targets for field service software (ServiceTitan) and parts supply.

Hydroponic Supply Stores

Retailers for indoor growing. Targets for LED lighting brands, nutrients, and e-commerce tech.

Professional Painting Co's

Commercial/Residential painting. Targets for sprayers, ladders, and safety gear.

Residential Solar Installers

Rooftop focus. Targets for financing platforms, lead gen, and permitting services.

Independent Garden Centers

Local nurseries with online presence. Targets for POS, local SEO, and delivery logistics.

Awning & Pergola Makers

Outdoor structure fabrication. Targets for high-end textiles and automated motor systems.

Window & Siding Replacement

High volume residential. Targets for canvassing software and specialized installation tools.

Water Filtration Dealers

Softener and filter sales. Targets for lead testing kits and recurring revenue apps.

PropTech For Homeowners

SaaS for home maintenance. B2B targets for API data and integration partners.

Residential Security / Alarm

Installation and monitoring. Targets for central station software and camera hardware.

Tool Rental Centers

Equipment for DIY/Pros. Targets for asset tracking and maintenance management.

Roofing Contractors (Residential)

Storm damage focus. Targets for aerial measurements and insurance claim tech.

Anatomy of a High-Value Home Service Lead

In Home & Garden, the business maturity is defined by the "Lead Intake" and "Project Management" flow. A company using ServiceTitan or Buildertrend has a commercial budget.

We extract these "Operational Signals" to help you find the pros.

Tech Fingerprints

  • Project Mgmt: Detection of Buildertrend, CoConstruct, or Houzz Pro portals.
  • Design Tech: Usage of Chief Architect, 2020 Design, or Studio Designer.
  • Reviews: Integration with GuildQuality or Houzz "Best of" badges.

Trade Signals

  • Licensing: Presence of license numbers (e.g. CSLB) in the footer.
  • Service Type: Analysis of "Services" menu (e.g. "Hardscaping" vs "Mowing").
  • Scale: Mentions of "Showroom" address vs home-based.

Outreach Strategy: The "Review" Play

If you sell reputation management, filter for designers with high traffic but no Houzz or Google Review widget.
Pitch: "You're getting traffic but missing social proof. We can sync your best projects from your portfolio to Google automatically..."

Verification: The "Portfolio" Check

We validate home service providers by their visual proof.

  • Gallery Check: Do they show completed projects from 2024?
  • Social Linkage: Active Instagram or Pinterest accounts showing job-site work?
  • Physical Asset: Does the address match a commercial zoned warehouse or showroom?

This ensures you focus on companies with active trucks and teams, not just "dream home" curators.

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