Public provider profile

Arroyo Plumbing

Name: Arroyo Plumbing
Telephone: 626-446-5117

County-certified tester directory entry used for Pasadena's find-a-tester route.

0 mapped utility pages 0 metro support page(s) Last reviewed 2026-04-05

Direct line 626-446-5117

Email [email protected]

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Los Angeles County certified tester directory entry used for Pasadena routing.

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Los Angeles County certified tester directory entry used for Pasadena routing.
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Last reviewed 2026-04-05

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Phone: 626-446-5117
Email: [email protected]
Website: No public website is stored for this provider profile yet.
Authority source: https://publichealth.lacounty.gov/eh/docs/permit/certified-backflow-prevention-device-testers_contact.pdf

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