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CLASSIC AMERICAN HOMES INC

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Status unconfirmed Record as of 2026-08-17

Recorded status: present in MHIC active-license public query

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Record number
126628
Trade or classification
CONTRACTOR/SALESMAN (CORP/PART)
City in the record
NEW WINDSOR
Expiration shown
2026-10-24

Contact withheld: our copy of the Maryland Home Improvement Commission (MHIC) record is dated 2026-08-17, older than 30 days. The board's own record is current.

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