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NEXT GENERATION CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION

C-8 · ROHNERT PARK, CA 94928

State license

Number
1061715
Type
C-8
Status
active
Expires
2027-12-31
Source
California CSLB

Location & contact

Address
959 GOLFCOURSE DRUNIT 221
ROHNERT PARK, CA 94928
Email
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Website
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Trades

Concrete, Masonry & Driveways

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›Is NEXT GENERATION CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION licensed in California?

Yes. NEXT GENERATION CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION holds license 1061715 (C-8) recorded by California CSLB, valid to 2027-12-31. This listing is refreshed from that public register.

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›Where is NEXT GENERATION CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION located?

ROHNERT PARK, California, per the address on the license record.

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