Addresses
Plain words, one company each.
No catalogue is published here. Every address is offered to the business it describes, and a public list would only invite people who want to resell it.
Four kinds of address
A trade
The word a customer uses for the work itself: a craft, a repair, a kind of clinic. Two words at most, spelled the way people spell them.
A trade in a place
The service plus the town, county or region where it is bought. These suit firms whose customers come from within a short drive.
A product category
What a product is called before anyone attaches a brand to it: the word a purchaser types while still comparing suppliers.
A practice area
The plain name of a professional field, the way a client would describe the problem they need solved.
What we pass over
Names that contain someone else's trademark, hyphenated or misspelled variants, and anything that only makes sense with an explanation. If a name needs a second look to read, it is not a good address for a customer to type.
Asking about one
Type the domain at the top of the enquiry page. If we hold it, you get a figure. If we do not, we say so plainly; we do not go hunting for it on your behalf.