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Our fleet of service vans are well-appointed with most materials and we take care to ensure that extra materials are readily available in order to minimize work delay. We are devoted to completing each and every project in the safest and most timely manner possible. We even offer after hours Emergency Service....... Give us a call today 770.461.6071!!
Bam Electrical Contractors Inc
156 Peachtree East Shopg Center
Peachtree City GA 30269
(404) 547-0835
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