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Trade: d21 machinery and pumps
Join Date: Feb 2010
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Plumbing Or Electrical Limitations?
We currently have a D21 - Machinery & Pump contractors license, we are a water well service company....we pull and repair sub-pumps, build water systems, ect. We do whatever plumbing and electrical is needed to get the systems working. We want to get into water treatment so we are about to open a new company with an RMO who has a C36 license. Does a C36 plumbing license include the ability to work on pumps and water systems, including the electrical work needed to get these systems operating?
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Pro
Trade: plumbing/electrical/hvac
Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: louisville ne
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Re: Plumbing Or Electrical Limitations?
where are you located?
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Trade: d21 machinery and pumps
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Re: Plumbing Or Electrical Limitations?
california
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Trade: It blowed up real good!
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Location: Illinois
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Re: Plumbing Or Electrical Limitations?
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