Wake, North Carolina (NC) Water, Sewer, Pipeline, and Communications and Power Line Construction Companies
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- Apex37
- Cary30
- Fuquay Varina17
- Garner57
- Knightdale8
- Morrisville17
- New Hill1
- Raleigh189
- Rolesville6
- Wake Forest33
- Wendell6
- Zebulon12
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- Cable Laying Construction3
- Communication Line and Transmission Tower Construction2
- Electric Power Line Construction3
- Fiber Optics1
- Oil and Gas Line and Compressor Station Construction1
- Oil and Gas Pipeline Construction1
- Pipe Laying Construction1
- Pipe Line Contractors2
- Radio Towers3
- Sewer Contractors113
- Telephone and Communication Line Construction5
- Telephone and Television Cable Contractors3
- Underground Wire and Cable Laying Contrs122
- Utility Contractors142
- Water and Sewer Line Construction5
- Water Main Contractors6
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