License tenure
Under 1 yr
IA General Contractor avg: Under 1 yr
Bond
Not published by the state
Not published by the state
Trust score
20
Based on license status, bond, and profile signals
About this business
CONTROLLED MATERIALS & EQUIP is a licensed General Contractor contractor based in COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa, serving customers in COUNCIL BLUFFS, POTTAWATTAMIE County (51503) and nearby Iowa communities.
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CONTROLLED MATERIALS & EQUIP coordinates multi-trade remodels, additions, and structural updates from permit through final inspection in COUNCIL BLUFFS. State classification on file: 238910 - Site Preparation Contractors.
Agricultural and rural properties in COUNCIL BLUFFS may need well, septic, or outbuilding coordination.
IA active license C087806 with records dating to 2025 (1 year on file). Current expiration: 2027-01-13. Records are maintained by Iowa Division of Workforce Development.
Reach CONTROLLED MATERIALS & EQUIP at (402) 677-8049 or cmetcb@outlook.com. Request a written estimate listing scope, start date, and permit responsibility.
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Typical General Contractor license tenure in IA.
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CONTROLLED MATERIALS & EQUIP's license is Matches average for General Contractor contractors in IA.
License journey
- License issuedDecember 18, 2025
Under 1 yr of operating history on record
- License verifiedMay 29, 2026
License checked 22 days ago
- License expirationJanuary 13, 2027
Renews within the next year
License details
License #C087806
StatusActive
IssuedDecember 18, 2025
ExpiresJanuary 13, 2027
BondNot published by the state
CountyPOTTAWATTAMIE
StateIA
Last verifiedMay 29, 2026
License verified with Iowa Division of Workforce Development · last checked May 29, 2026. Confirm status with the state board before hiring.
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