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Summit Line Construction INC

License ActiveC-Electrical Contractor#C2170

License Details

License Type
C-Electrical Contractor
License Number
#C2170
Status
Active
Expiration Date
7/1/2026
License Subtype
Electrical

Business Information

Business Name
Summit Line Construction INC
Owner / Principal
Summit Line Construction INC
County
Wasatch County, UT
Business Address
441 W Power Line Road, Heber City, UT 84032

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