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ROBERT I GRIFFIN

CT license HTG.0400773-OE2 (HEATING, PIPING & COOLING OPERATING ENGINEER JOURNEYPERSON) · NORTH WINDHAM

License Expired as of 2026-08-10
Source status: "INACTIVE" per Connecticut eLicense (trades). The badge summarizes the sourced record below; the record and the issuing agency's live page are what count.
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The Connecticut eLicense (trades) snapshot dated 2026-08-10 shows license HTG.0400773-OE2 (HEATING, PIPING & COOLING OPERATING ENGINEER JOURNEYPERSON) with status "INACTIVE", expired 2015-08-31. The issuing agency's live page is authoritative for today.

What this status means

The Connecticut eLicense (trades) snapshot from 2026-08-10 does not show this license as active and in good standing. That is what the record said on that date. It is not a judgment about the person or the business. Before you act on it:

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What the record shows

Status
INACTIVE (in plain terms: inactive)
Expires
2015-08-31
Issued
2009-10-09

Source: Connecticut eLicense (trades), snapshot 2026-08-10. The issuing agency's live page is authoritative for today: official CT lookup.

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