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Full service electrical contractor. Providing residential & commercial new construction and electrical repair. Call us for all your electrical needs!
T.R.E. Electric, LLC offers Residential, Commercial and Industrial electrical services. Licensed, Bonded and Insured. Free Estimates
Electrical contractor for St. Louis metro area including Jefferson, St. Charles and Franklin Counties in Missouri.
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