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Powers Trenching and Excavating Inc.

Powers Trenching and Excavating Inc. in Harrisonville, MO
16209 E 283rd St., Harrisonville, MO 64701
(816) 380-3794
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Street address:
16209 E 283rd St.
City / suburb:
Harrisonville
County:
Cass
State:
Missouri
ZIP code:
64701
Phone:
(816) 380-3794 (Primary Phone)
(816) 918-1091 (Sean's Cell)
E-mail:
contact@powerstrenching.com
GPS Longitude:
-94.4118804931641
GPS Latitude:
38.6026840209961

Business description

Aiding the Cass County area with excavating projects since 1993

Powers Trenching and Excavating Inc. is led by our founder and owner Sean Powers, who has over 18 years of experience in excavating and septic system repair in the commercial and residential arenas. Sean started his career as a licensed plumber in Kansas City's local union. After gaining enough hands-on experience and training, he decided to start his own business. Eventually, Asa Bennett, Sean's father-in-law who had a great reputation in the concrete industry, joined the business. Their combined expertise and years of experience have made Powers Trenching and Excavating the success it is today.

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Estimated number of employees: 2 to 4
City / suburb: Harrisonville, MO
County: Cass
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According to our records, this business is located at 16209 E 283rd St. in Harrisonville (in Cass County), Missouri 64701, the location GPS coordinates are: 38.6026840209961 (latitude), -94.4118804931641 (longitude). Powers Trenching and Excavating Inc. is categorized under Excavating Contractors. The company employs approximately 2 to 4 people. You can contact the company by phone at (816) 380-3794.
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