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According the US Census Bureau's Business Formation Statistics, Construction is one the fastest growing sectors for new business formation.
This carefully curated file includes general contractors, specialty trades, and related construction firms actively forming new companies across residential, commercial, and infrastructure sectors. These businesses are in the critical early stage of growth, making key vendor and purchasing decisions for tools, equipment, technology, financial services, insurance, and office infrastructure.
Crosslists Data's New Construction & Specialty Trades file is built from official state registrations, licensing databases, business directories, and editorial sources — then carefully cleaned to remove unmarketable records such as registered agents, law offices, or shell LLCs.
Why market to new construction firms?
Construction is one of the largest and most consistent categories for new business formation, fueled by housing demand, commercial development, and government-backed infrastructure investment. These firms:
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Spend heavily on tools, vehicles, equipment, and materials
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Require financial products, credit lines, and payment solutions
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Rely on insurance, compliance, and safety services
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Invest in office, technology, and marketing as they scale
Early-stage contractors are highly responsive buyers, moving fast to secure trusted vendors.
What makes this file unique?
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Newly registered businesses only: no aged or outdated records
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Segmentable by trade: reach the exact construction specialty relevant to your product or service
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Market-Ready* data only: we remove non-deliverables like registered agents and non-forwarding virtual addresses
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Rapid delivery: weekly or monthly updates available
*Most public registration feeds contain high volumes of "dead-end" records, registered agents, law firms, series LLC's, and non-marketable addresses. Crosslists Data removes these traps by carefully filtering and standardizing every record. Don't waste 30-40% of your campaign budget on records that were never marketable. We ensure every contact in our file is curated to be useable, deliverable and Market-Ready.
These businesses are in motion and ready to buy. Crosslists delivers the speed, precision, and transparency marketers need to reach them first.
This file is comprised of businesses under the following SIC codes:
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1521 – General Contractors, Single-Family Houses
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1522 – General Contractors, Residential Buildings (Other Than Single-Family)
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1531 – Operative Builders (Residential developers)
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1541 – General Contractors, Industrial Buildings & Warehouses
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1542 – General Contractors, Nonresidential Buildings, Not Elsewhere Classified
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1611 – Highway & Street Construction, Except Elevated Highways
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1622 – Bridge, Tunnel, & Elevated Highway Construction
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1623 – Water, Sewer, Pipeline, & Communications Construction
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1629 – Heavy Construction, Not Elsewhere Classified
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1711 – Plumbing, Heating, & Air-Conditioning
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1721 – Painting & Paper Hanging
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1731 – Electrical Work
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1741 – Masonry, Stonework, Tile Setting, & Plastering
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1742 – Plastering, Drywall, & Insulation
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1743 – Terrazzo, Tile, Marble, & Mosaic Work
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1751 – Carpentry Work
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1752 – Floor Laying & Other Floor Work, Not Elsewhere Classified
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1761 – Roofing, Siding, & Sheet Metal Work
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1771 – Concrete Work
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1781 – Water Well Drilling
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1791 – Structural Steel Erection
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1793 – Glass & Glazing Work
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1794 – Excavation Work
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1795 – Wrecking & Demolition Work
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1796 – Installing Building Equipment, Not Elsewhere Classified
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1799 – Special Trade Contractors, Not Elsewhere Classified
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