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Trout Electric: building permits in Palo Alto, CA

CSLB #933396 C10 (Active)

Trout Electric pulled 5 building permits in Palo Alto, CA from Mar 2026 to Jul 2026, 5 in the last 12 months, across 1 trade (electrical). Top 13 of 426 for electrical in Palo Alto · name on permits: TROUT ELECTRIC

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Building permits by Trout Electric

TradePermitsLast 12 moUsual filed valuevs tradeActiveEvidenceList position
Electrical55$2,875about the usual for the tradeMar 2026 – Jul 2026Limited#13 of 426

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