Steve Stanton Construction LLC

ROC #228861·CR-80 Sewers Drains and Pipe Laying·Active

✓ License active✓ No disciplinary actions on recordLicensed 19 yrs

Address:: 9209 Sunset Dr, Parker, AZ 85344
Qualifying party:: Steven Frank Stanton Sr
Issued:: Jan 20, 2007
Expires:: Jan 31, 2027

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