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Business Listing in City.Pdf City of Ontario Revenue Department Listing of Business Licenses NAICS BUSINESS PHONE BUSINESS NAME CODE NAICS DESCRIPTION LOCATION CITY OWNER CHROMCRAFT REVINGTON DOUGLAS INDUSTRIES423210 LTD *** INVALID CODE *** 909-613-0629 2009 S PARCO AV ONTARIO, CA 91761 LI, WILLA 1 AND 1 HEALTH SPA 812199 Other Personal Care Services 626-598-2337 1820 E ELMA CT ONTARIO, CA 91764 CAO, NI 1-2-3 INCOME TAX 541213 Tax Preparation Services 909-224-9887 120 N SULTANA AV ONTARIO, CA 91764 ROSARIO CEJA 1-WAY BACKFLOW SERVICE 0 909-240-3250 6893 DOVE CT CHINO MONTANO, JAMES 1. EL REY DEL TOMATE 561110 951-532-2773 GARCIA, EVA MARIA / TORO JESUS SANCHEZ 10-8 RETROFIT, INC 811121 Automotive Body, Paint, and Interior R 909-986-5551 415 W MAIN ST ONTARIO, CA 91762 KEENAN, DAN & JERRY 1003 EAST DEODAR LLC 531110 Lessors of Residential Buildings and D 626-799-1388 1003 E DEODAR ST ONTARIO, CA 91761 HUNG, RAYMOND 1010 HOLT LLC 531312 Nonresidential Property Managers 818-243-3151 1010 E HOLT BL ONTARIO, CA 91764 1010 HOLT LLC 102 WANAMAKER, LLC 531312 Nonresidential Property Managers 949-509-5000 102 S WANAMAKER AV ONTARIO, CA 91762 102 WANAMAKER, LLC 1095 CALIFORNIA ST LLC 0 1095 E CALIFORNIA ST ONTARIO, CA 91761 ZEIDMAN,PAULA 1134 E LA DENEY 0 714-290-3670 1134 E LA DENEY CT ONTARIO, CA 91764 CHOPRA,RAJAN 1151 MILDRED LLC 0 714-990-2100 1151 S MILDRED AV ONTARIO, CA 91761 1151 MILDRED LLC 123 OFFICE SOLUTION INC 493190 Other Warehousing and Storage 951-237-8910 3929 E GUASTI RD E ONTARIO, CA 91761 SUNG,CHIH-WEI 1290 ELM STREET PARTNERS LLC 531312 Nonresidential Property Managers 951-734-3737 1290 E ELM ST # B ONTARIO, CA 91761 CALDWELL, RUSS J. 1321 CHIEF PRIVADO,LLC 531312 Nonresidential Property Managers 310-552-2811 1321 E CHIEF PRIVADO 1321 CHIEF PRIVADO LLC 1391 VINTAGE LLC 531312 Nonresidential Property Managers 949-509-5000 1391 S VINTAGE AV ONTARIO, CA 91761 1391 VINTAGE LLC 14000 AVALON LLC 0 310-715-9800 1621 S CUCAMONGA AV ONTARIO, CA 91761 PAULLIN, CRAIG 150 STAFFING AGENCY 561320 Temporary Help Services 909-983-4000 700 N MOUNTAIN AV ONTARIO, CA 91762 RODRIGEZ, URIEL A. (CFO) 1531-1541 VINEYARD, LLC 531312 Nonresidential Property Managers 714-532-1637 1531 S VINEYARD AV ONTARIO, CA 91762 1531-1541 VINEYARD, LLC 1600 E 4TH STREET, LLC 0 323-582-7222 1600 E FOURTH ST ONTARIO, CA 91764 1600 E 4TH STREET, LLC 1651 BAKER, LLC 0 909-947-1006 1651 S BAKER AV ONTARIO, CA 91761 ZECCHINI, JIM - VP 1652 SCARAMENTO, LLC 531312 Nonresidential Property Managers 909-947-1006 1652 S SACRAMENTO AV ONTARIO, CA 91761 ZECCHINI, JIM - VP 1670 E. 4TH ONTARIO LLC 531312 Nonresidential Property Managers 323-582-7222 1670 E FOURTH ST ONTARIO, CA 91764 SOLANKI, UKA 1777 S. VINTAGE AVENUE INVESTORS, LLC 531312 Nonresidential Property Managers 858-625-4100 1777 S VINTAGE AV ONTARIO, CA 91761 TPF EQUITY REIT OPERATING PARTNERSHIP LP 1800 S MILLIKEN AVE LLC 531312 Nonresidential Property Managers 909-230-6741 1800 S MILLIKEN AV ONTARIO, CA 91761 HONG, FEI 1801 EXCISE AVENUE, LLC 531312 Nonresidential Property Managers 6263941068 1801 S EXCISE AV ONTARIO, CA 91761 PERRY, JAMES L 1BYONE PRODUCTS INC 423620 *** INVALID CODE *** 9093913888 2313 E PHILADELPHIA ST M ONTARIO, CA 91761 YANG, RUISHI 1ST CHOICE BACKFLOW TESTING AND SERVICE332913 Plumbing Fixture Fitting and Trim Manu 909-631-4199 CERVANTEZ SR, RICHARD 1ST CHOICE BACKFLOW/HENRY KOHLMANN 332913 Plumbing Fixture Fitting and Trim Manu 877-723-1835 118 ALVA LN FALLBROOK KOHLMANN, HENRY 1ST CHOICE MODULAR INSTALLATION LLC 23332 Commercial and Institutional Building 714-979-9788 3540 CADILLAC AVE COSTA MESA AYALA, GEORGE 1ST CHOICE TAX PREPARATION AND INSURANCE541213 SERVICES Tax Preparation Services 909-983-8600 700 N MOUNTAIN AV 101 ONTARIO, CA 91762 POWERS, JIMMY 1ST PLACE AUDIO & VIDEO 493190 Other Warehousing and Storage 800 592-9999 3100 E CEDAR ST #24 ONTARIO, CA 91761 WALTER M. JAGGERS/PRES. 1ST TEAM AIR CONDITIONING 999999 (714) 630-5988 1061 N SHEPARD ST #H ANAHEIM, CA 92806 GARY DANIELS 2 THE T CONSTRUCTION 238220 *** INVALID CODE *** 951-727-0139 12672 LIMONITE AVE. EASTVALE 2 THE T CONSTRUCTION 20/20 PLUMBING & HEATING INC 238220 *** INVALID CODE *** 951-396-2020 7343 ORANGEWOOD DR STE B RIVERSIDE BAKER, THOMAS L 2013-1 IH BORROWER L.P. 531311 Residential Property Managers 951-847-7900 862 W ASHLAND ST ONTARIO, CA 91762 2013-1 IH BORROWER L.P. 2013-1 IH BORROWER L.P. 531311 Residential Property Managers 951-847-7900 1423 N ALLYN AV ONTARIO, CA 91764 2013-1 IH BORROWER L.P. 2013-1 IH BORROWER L.P. 531311 Residential Property Managers 951-847-7900 1125 E HAZELTINE CT ONTARIO, CA 91761 2013-1 IH BORROWER L.P. Page 1 9/4/2016 City of Ontario Revenue Department Listing of Business Licenses NAICS BUSINESS PHONE BUSINESS NAME CODE NAICS DESCRIPTION LOCATION CITY OWNER 2013-1 IH BORROWER L.P. 531311 Residential Property Managers 951-847-7900 554 E BOXWOOD CT ONTARIO, CA 91761 2013-1 IH BORROWER L.P. 2013-1 IH BORROWER L.P. 531311 Residential Property Managers 951-847-7900 1358 N ALLYN AV ONTARIO, CA 91764 2013-1 IH BORROWER L.P. 2013-1 IH BORROWER L.P. 531311 Residential Property Managers 951-847-7900 1218 E DEERFIELD CT ONTARIO, CA 91762 2013-1 IH BORROWER L.P. 2013-1 IH BORROWER L.P. 531311 Residential Property Managers 951-847-7900 207 E CHERRY HILL CT ONTARIO, CA 91761 2013-1 IH BORROWER L.P. 2013-1 IH BORROWER L.P. 531311 Residential Property Managers 951-847-7900 1354 E FLORA ST ONTARIO, CA 91764 2013-1 IH BORROWER L.P. 2013-1 IH BORROWER L.P. 531311 Residential Property Managers 951-847-7900 2425 S MARIGOLD PL ONTARIO, CA 91761 2013-1 IH BORROWER L.P. 2013-1 IH BORROWER L.P. 531311 Residential Property Managers 951-847-7900 1651 N BARRANCA AV ONTARIO, CA 91764 2013-1 IH BORROWER L.P. 2013-1 IH BORROWER LP 238120 *** INVALID CODE *** 951-847-7900 556 W SONOMA CT ONTARIO, CA 91762 2013-1 IH BORROWER, LP 2014-1 IH BORROWER LP 531311 Residential Property Managers 951-847-7900 826 E HAWTHORNE ST ONTARIO, CA 92879 2014-1 IH BORROWER LP 2014-1 IH BORROWER LP 531311 Residential Property Managers 951-847-7900 2832 S CEDAR RIDGE PL ONTARIO, CA 91761 2014-1 IH BORROWER LP 2014-1 IH BORROWER LP 531311 Residential Property Managers 951-847-7900 628 N SAN ANTONIO AV ONTARIO, CA 91762 2014-1 IH BORROWER LP 2014-2 IH BORROWER LP 531312 Nonresidential Property Managers 951-847-7900 2830 E WALNUT ST ONTARIO, CA 91761 2014-2 IH BORROWER, LP 2014-2 IH BORROWER LP 531311 Residential Property Managers 951-847-7900 2414 S WOODLARK DR ONTARIO, CA 91761 2014-2 IH BORROWER, LP 2014-2 IH BORROWER LP 531311 Residential Property Managers 951-847-7900 2155 E ALONDRA ST ONTARIO, CA 91764 2014-2 IH BORROWER LP 2014-2 IH BORROWER LP 531311 Residential Property Managers 951-847-7900 1341 W D ST ONTARIO, CA 91762 2014-2 IH BORROWER LP 2014-2 IH BORROWER LP 531311 Residential Property Managers 951-847-7900 2160 E ALONDRA ST ONTARIO, CA 91764 2014-2IH BORROWER LP 2014-2 IH BORROWER LP 531311 Residential Property Managers 951-847-7900 2314 S AUGUSTA PL ONTARIO, CA 91761 2014-3 IH BORROWER, LP 2014-3 IH BORROW, LP 531311 Residential Property Managers 951-847-7900 2425 S CHERRY PL ONTARIO, CA 91761 2014-3 IH BORROWER LP 2014-3 IH BORROWER LP 0 951-847-7900 2817 E LONGHORN ST ONTARIO, CA 91761 2014-3 IH BORROWER LP 2014-3 IH BORROWER LP 531311 Residential Property Managers 951-847-7900 1410 E COTTONWOOD ST ONTARIO, CA 91761 2014-3 IH BORROWER LP 2014-3 IH BORROWER LP 531311 Residential Property Managers 951-847-7900 3103 S ROCKY LN ONTARIO, CA 91761 2014-3 IH BORROWER LP 2014-3 IH BORROWER LP 531311 Residential Property Managers 951-847-7900 658 E HAWTHORNE ST ONTARIO, CA 91762 2014-3 IH BORROWER, LP 2014-3 IH BORROWER LP 531311 Residential Property Managers 951-847-7900 861 W ELM ST ONTARIO, CA 91762 2014-3 IH BORROWER, LP 2020 V LLC 0 909-947-3869 2020 S VINEYARD AV ONTARIO, CA 91761 2020 V LLC 2020 V LLC 531312 Nonresidential Property Managers 909-947-3969 1938 S GROVE AV ONTARIO, CA 91761 DEL CAMPO, LUCAS MARTIN 21 PLUMBING 238220 *** INVALID CODE *** 909-477-1600 11562 OAKWOOD CT YUCAIPA GUTIERREZ, ANTONIO 2151 E. PHILADELPHIA LLC 531312 Nonresidential Property Managers 818-340-4004 2151 E PHILADELPHIA ST ONTARIO, CA 91761 SAITMAN, ADAM (MANAGING MEMBER) 2314 SOUTH MOUNTAIN AVE LLC 531312 Nonresidential Property Managers 9095631600 2314 S MOUNTAIN AV ONTARIO, CA 91761 JUANG, SOPHIA TSAI (OWNER) 2330 E. FRANCIS, LLC 531312 Nonresidential Property Managers 209-664-3800 2300 E FRANCIS ST ONTARIO, CA 91761 MELLO, RICHARD (MANAGER) 24 HOUR FITNESS #920 713940 Fitness and Recreational Sports Center 909-218-3885 2580 S ARCHIBALD AV ONTARIO, CA 91761 24 HOUR FITNESS USA, INC 24 HR EXPRESS SERVICES 238220 *** INVALID CODE *** 951-302-5320 26047 JEFFERSON AVE STE D MURRIETA WEIMANN, MICHAEL 24/7 HOSPICE - INLAND EMPIRE 621610 Home Health Care Services 951-667-8888 3237 E GUASTI RD STE 100 ONTARIO, CA 91761 NGOYEN, CUONG 2401 SOUTH VINEYARD AVENUE LLC 531312 Nonresidential Property Managers 310-592-2817 2401 S VINEYARD AV ONTARIO, CA 91761 2401 SOUTH VINEYARD AVENUE LLC 24HR HOMECARE, LLC 621610 Home Health Care Services 909-786-4912 3200 E GUASTI RD ONTARIO, CA 91761 IWAMOTO, RYAN 24HR PERSONNEL SERVICES 561320 Temporary Help Services 909-930-1035 2665 E RIVERSIDE DR SUITE #E ONTARIO, CA 91761 URIBE, EDITH (CEO) 2H CONSTRUCTION 236118 562-424-5567 2651 WALNUT AVE SIGNAL HILL HITCHCOCK,SEAN R.-PRESIDENT 3 ALARM FIRE AND SAFETY 0 909-356-1696 7560 KEMPSTER CT FONTANA DODDS,SCOTT (PRESIDENT) 3 DAY SUIT BROKER (#C119) 448110 Men's Clothing Stores 805-823-8383 1520 N MOUNTAIN AV #119 ONTARIO, CA 91762 PAUL JARDIN OF USA, INC.
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