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RURAL ELECTRIC INCORPORATED

Electrical Contractor · MESA AZ 85207-8821, TX

State license

Number
17412
Type
Electrical Contractor
Status
active
Expires
2027-09-18
Source
Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation

Location & contact

Address
9502 E MAIN STREET
MESA AZ 85207-8821, TX
Email
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Website
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Trades

Electrical & Lighting

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›Is RURAL ELECTRIC INCORPORATED licensed in Texas?

Yes. RURAL ELECTRIC INCORPORATED holds license 17412 (Electrical Contractor) recorded by Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation, valid to 2027-09-18. This listing is refreshed from that public register.

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›Where is RURAL ELECTRIC INCORPORATED located?

MESA AZ 85207-8821, Texas, per the address on the license record.

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