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CARDINAL GENERAL CONSTRUCTION

Home Improvement Contractor · Washington, DC 20906

State license

Number
420226000020
Type
Home Improvement Contractor
Status
active
Expires
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Source
DC DLCP

Location & contact

Address
2432 WHITE HORSE LN, SILVER SPRING, MD, 20906, USA
Washington, DC 20906
Phone
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Email
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Website
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›Is CARDINAL GENERAL CONSTRUCTION licensed in Washington DC?

Yes. CARDINAL GENERAL CONSTRUCTION holds license 420226000020 (Home Improvement Contractor) recorded by DC DLCP. This listing is refreshed from that public register.

›What work does CARDINAL GENERAL CONSTRUCTION do?

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›Where is CARDINAL GENERAL CONSTRUCTION located?

Washington, Washington DC, per the address on the license record.

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