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City of Valdosta Crump Heating & Air, 1505 Lankford Dr. 1904, Mechanical Hunter Commercial & Residential, 206 N. Patterson St., Plumbing Aracena Antonio, 2531 Chandler Dr., Electrical Aracena Antonio, 2531 Chandler Dr., Accessory Structure Annie Bethay, 518 N. Oak St., Building Georgia Automatic Sprinkler Company, 1301 Bethune Dr., Sprinkler American Roofing, 109 Fairway Cir, Building American Roofing, 2417 Westwood, Building Coastal Contracting, 2002 Melrose Dr., Building Jones & Ebert Inc., 3018 Will Dr., Plumbing Coastal Roofing, LLC, 2838 Willow Wood Cir, Building Connectit Service, LLC, 2217 Lowndes Dr., Mechanical Rutland Low Voltage, 3261 N. Valdosta Rd., Fire Alarm Rutland Low Voltage, 417 Brookfield Rd., Plan Review Hazel Gibbs, 402 Griffin Ave., Building Edward Pedersen, 206 N. Patterson St., Building Scott Houser, 213 Price St., Building Beam Plumbing, 1700 Norman Dr.

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