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Nicholas E Armstrong

License ActiveElectrical#AM731501

License Details

License Type
Electrical
License Number
#AM731501
Status
Active
Expiration Date
02/28/2027
License Subtype
Class A Master Electrician

Business Information

Business Name
Nicholas E Armstrong
Owner / Principal
Nicholas E Armstrong
Business Address
Po Box 1342, Boring, OR 97009

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Other Licenses for This Business

EI-Electrical Inspector#5657EI
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OIC-OR Inspector Certification#OIC3743
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S-General Supervising Electrician#5873S
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