Home services in Mount Vernon

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106 all trades records · Mount Vernon

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106 matching records · 25 on this page · Alphabetical order. Coverage is the matched city/category scope.

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Cdcd

Official license file General contracting · NYC Department of Consumer and Worker Protection

Registered address: 28 E First St

1254920-DCA · Source dated 2026-10-25 · Service area not confirmed. · Verify on New York portal →

Call (646) 235-3666

Dkc Inc

Official license file General contracting · NYC Department of Consumer and Worker Protection

Registered address: 134 N Macquesten Pkwy

2085665-DCA · Source dated 2026-10-25 · Service area not confirmed. · Verify on New York portal →

+1 more registration for this business
  • 620880 · 134 North Macquesten Parkway
Call (914) 202-8757

Double Home Improvements LLC

Official license file General contracting · NYC Department of Consumer and Worker Protection

Registered address: 518 Westchester Ave

2126345-DCWP · Source dated 2026-10-25 · Service area not confirmed. · Verify on New York portal →

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