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Gregory A Gottskalkson

License ExpiredElectrical#RE693739

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This license expired on 04/30/2018. The holder may not legally perform work requiring this license until it is renewed. Ask your contractor to show proof of current licensure before hiring.

License Details

License Type
Electrical
License Number
#RE693739
Status
Expired
Expiration Date
04/30/2018
License Subtype
Registered Unlicensed Electrician

Business Information

Business Name
Gregory A Gottskalkson
Owner / Principal
Gregory A Gottskalkson
Business Address
209 S Jackson St, Minneota, MN 56264

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