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Landscaping

For Landscaping work in PACIFIC GROVE, CALIFORNIA County (93950) and nearby Illinois communities, CATHERINE ELISABETH EVERETT is listed with Illinois regulators.

Landscape work in PACIFIC GROVE may require coordination with utility locates and HOA guidelines. CATHERINE ELISABETH EVERETT delivers grading, planting, irrigation, hardscape, and seasonal cleanup for residential yards in PACIFIC GROVE. State classification on file: LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT.

Illinois IDFPR licenses regulated construction and home improvement trades at the state level.

On file: IL unknown license 157001464 with records dating to 2013 (13 years on file). Current expiration: 2015-08-31. Verify current status with Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (IDFPR) before signing.

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Typical Landscaping license tenure in IL.

How this pro compares

License tenure vs state average

CATHERINE ELISABETH EVERETT

13.4 yrs

IL Landscaping average

16.1 yrs

CATHERINE ELISABETH EVERETT's license is 2.7 years below average for Landscaping contractors in IL.

License journey

License issuedFebruary 5, 2013
13 yrs of operating history on record
License verifiedMay 31, 2026
License checked 21 days ago
License expirationAugust 31, 2015
Expiration date has passed — confirm renewal with state board

License details

License #157001464

Statusunknown

IssuedFebruary 5, 2013

ExpiresAugust 31, 2015

BondNot published by the state

CountyCALIFORNIA

StateIL

Last verifiedMay 31, 2026

License verified with Illinois IDFPR · last checked May 31, 2026. Confirm status with the state board before hiring.

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1Verify license statusConfirm 157001464 with Illinois IDFPR before signing a contract.
2Review bond & insuranceThis state does not publish bond dollar amounts in public licensing records. Request bond proof from the contractor before hiring. Always request written proof of bond and insurance.
3Match scope to license classEnsure the license covers Landscaping work for your project type in IL.
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