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MATTHEW LESSEG ELECTRIC

License #917848Oak GlenSole OwnerLicensed since June 19, 2008

License

Status
CLEAR
First issued
June 19, 2008
Expires
May 31, 2027
Entity
Sole Owner
Address of record
38107 POTATO CANYON RD, Oak Glen, CA 93299
Phone of record
(909) 917 2790

Contractor bond

Surety
ARCH INSURANCE COMPANY
Bond number
SU71174360000
Amount
$25,000
Effective
April 28, 2025

Workers’ compensation

This contractor has certified to the state that they have no employees, so they carry no workers’ compensation policy. The exemption covers only the license holder. If anyone else works on your project — a crew, a helper, a day laborer — they are not covered, and an injury on your property can become your liability. Ask who will physically be on site.

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People on this license

NameTitleSinceThrough
LESSEG MATTHEW RYANSole OwnerJune 19, 2008Current

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