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Tester Company/ Address Cert # Expires TESTER COMPANY/ ADDRESS CERT # EXPIRES Federal Express Phone# 9012246800 Allen, Jesse 5990 8/4/2013 3131 Democrat Memphis, TN 38118 Lasco Fire Prot. Phone# 9015261181 Anderson, Michael 8097 3/2/2015 694 Beale Street Memphis, TN 38103 Backflow Devices Testing Phone# 7069655951 Anderson, Sam 8213 7/13/2015 264 Cleveland St Ringgold, GA 30736 City of Memphis Phone# 9015764723 Armstrong, Thomas 3453 12/8/2015 281 East Parkway N. Memphis, TN 38112 University of Memphis Phone# 9016783605 Arnold,Bradley 6748 7/19/2015 3750 Desoto Ave Memphis, TN 38152 Landscape Creations Inc Phone# 9017549507 Ashmore, Nicholas 6749 1/26/2015 8735 Trinity Road Cordova, TN 38018 Methodist Hospital Phone# 9015167095 Askew, Vincent 6386 5/27/2013 1265 Union Street Memphis, TN 38104 Jacksonhouse Plumb. Phone# 9013722825 Avanzi, John 4149 11/6/2015 4011 Broadway Bartlett, TN 38135 Last Update1/1/13 TESTER COMPANY/ ADDRESS CERT # EXPIRES Upchurch Services Phone# 9013880333 Avanzi, Steve 2941 6/12/2015 1792 Dancy Boulevard Horn Lake, MS 38637 Shelby Co. Codes Phone# 9013794340 Bain, Barry 7728 3/16/2014 6465 Mullins Station Memphis, TN 38134 Autozone Phone# 9014956563 Baker, David A. 6881 11/16/2014 123 S. Front Street Memphis, TN 38103 Trip Trezevant Inc Phone# 9017535900 Baker, Michael 8285 9/27/2015 7092 Poplar Ave Germantown, TN 38138 Tim Baker Plumbing Phone# 9015531524 Baker, Timothy 9160 Highway 64, Ste12, 4303 1/21/2013 #152 Lakeland, TN 38002 City of Germantown Phone# 9017577260 Bales, Dennis W. 8015 1/13/2015 7700 Southern Ave Germantown, TN 38138 Memphis LG&W Phone# 9015287757 Baxter, Felicia 7397 2/12/2013 220 S. Main Street Memphis, TN 38103 Bayne Brothers LLC Phone# Bayne, Larry G. 7760 4/30/2014 407 Cedar Dr Pope, MS 38658 Last Update1/1/13 TESTER COMPANY/ ADDRESS CERT # EXPIRES Beaver Maintenance Phone# 9012582675 Beaver, Tracy 2843 1/27/2014 P.O. Box 3555 Cordova, TN 38088 Jacksonhouse Plumb. Phone# 9012905066 Biggs, Brent 6952 1/26/2015 5702 Cleaves Circle Arlington, TN 38002 Blair Plumbing Phone# 9013013280 Blair, Freddy 1114 1/27/2014 2415 Cedar Dale Drive Germantown, TN 38139 Automatic Rain Phone# 9015219112 Bland, E. Tyler 6263 7/29/2013 4135 Oakland Olive Branch, MS 38654 Arlington Plumbing Phone# 9018670522 Blevins, Robert 6953 5/31/2014 5570 Commander Drive Arlington, TN 38002 Shelby County Gov't. Phone# 9013794340 Bobbitt, Richard 7729 3/16/2014 6465 Mullins Station Memphis, TN 38134 Service Solutions Phone# 8702258994 Bobo, James 6875 9/22/2014 P.O. Box 1711 West Memphis, AR 72303 Shelby Co. Code Enf. Phone# 9013794340 Bodkin, David 0613 12/8/2015 6465 Mullins Station Road Memphis, TN 38117 Last Update1/1/13 TESTER COMPANY/ ADDRESS CERT # EXPIRES The Rain Maker Phone# 9018537050 Bommarito, Nick 5831 3/15/2015 1011 Poplar, Suite #3 Collierville, TN 38017 Bonds Plumbing Phone# 9013809887 Bonds, Jerry 4361 3/25/2013 3787 Broadway Bartlett, TN 38135 Plumbers Local #17 Phone# 9013680900 Boren, Ronald 6231 3/27/2013 4229 S. Prescott Road Memphis, TN 38118 Boyd Backflow Services Phone# 9015083149 Boyd, Mark 5698 3/31/2014 4080 Berrybrook Rd Memphis, TN 38115 Tri-State Plumbing Phone# 9013833200 Boyd, Nathan 7445 3/15/2013 2005 Nonconnah Memphis, TN 68132 Burleson Services Phone# 9016241401 Brady, Jeffery 7901 8/9/2014 5250 PleasantView Rd,Ste 1 Memphis, TN 38134 City of Memphis WWTP Phone# 9015764300 Bramlett, Ricky 6479 2/1/2013 2303 N. Second Street Memphis, TN 38127 Greenscape Phone# 9013722100 Brooks, Jeremie 7524 6/4/2013 7902 Highway 70 Bartlett, TN 38133 Last Update1/1/13 TESTER COMPANY/ ADDRESS CERT # EXPIRES Naturally Green, Inc Phone# 9013601766 Bullard, Andrew 6835 9/27/2014 2578 Lindawood Cove Memphis, TN 38118 Hugo Plumbing Co. Phone# 9013864664 Burgess, Brian 7349 2/15/2013 7311 Memphis Arlington Rd Bartlett, TN 38135 AHA Mechanical Cont. Phone# 9018544434 Burlon, Donna 7467 4/1/2013 3997 Highway 57, Suite 5 Rossville, TN 38066 Gipson Mechanical Phone# 9013886149 Burt, Samuel 7447 3/15/2013 6863 E. Raleigh-LaGrange Memphis, TN 38134 UTHS - Univ. of TN Phone# 9014481131 Buss, David 7904 8/26/2014 201 East Street Memphis, TN 38163 Spring Creek Ranch Phone# 9018273143 Cagle, Danny 7034 9/20/2015 149 Chinquapin Dr Collierville, TN 38017 Superior Fire Protection Phone# 7314240310 Carr, Mack 7664 1/14/2014 P.O. Box 2705 Jackson, TN 38302 Self-Employed Phone# 5012094001 Carranza, Antonio 8311 11/9/2015 3110 Long Meadow Dr Bryant, AR 72022 Last Update1/1/13 TESTER COMPANY/ ADDRESS CERT # EXPIRES Broadway Electric Phone# 7315493430 Carson, Glen 5923 11/6/2015 2111 Clark Rd Scotts Hill, TN 38374 Federal Express Phone# 9012246800 Cavitt, Avery 5992 8/4/2013 3131 Democrat Memphis, TN 38118 Majestic Landscaping Phone# 9017953146 Chalmers, Joseph 8100 3/9/2015 4580 Winchester Memphis, TN 38118 City of Millington Phone# 9018734956 Chapman,Christopher 1931 6/1/2013 7930 Nelson Street Millington, TN 38058 C & C Mechanical Phone# 9013541842 Chesteen, Bennie 5531 7/28/2014 5928 Highway 51 N. Millington, TN 38053 Splash Plumbing Phone# 9018732058 Childress, Cody 4413 1/31/2015 6664 Willowbrook Millington, TN 38053 State Systems Inc Phone# 9015316550 Clark, John W. 2534 11/17/2014 3755 Cherry Rd Memphis, TN 38118 Payne Plumbing Phone# 6623421770 Clark, Mark A. 2205 7/26/2015 8095 Industrial Olive Branch, MS 38654 Last Update1/1/13 TESTER COMPANY/ ADDRESS CERT # EXPIRES Memphis LGW Phone# 9015284232 Clark, Quinton 5723 5/24/2015 220 S. Main Street Memphis, TN 38103 City of Memphis Phone# 9015764724 Clevers, Joe 5336 7/29/2013 281 E. Parkway N. Memphis, TN 38112 L & L Irrigation Phone# 9016342222 Clifft, Don 4414 6/29/2013 P.O. Box 785 Cordova, TN 38088 Self-employed Phone# 9013377625 Clyburn, John 4665 3/29/2015 1729 Cornelia Lane Memphis, TN 38117 Cobb Plumbing Co. Phone# 9013776721 Cobb, David 2042 11/15/2015 2286 Podesta Cove Memphis, TN 38134 Tri-State Plumbing Phone# 9017435343 Cobbs, Carlos 6091 11/15/2015 2208 Filmore Avenue Memphis, TN 38114 Coe Lawn Care Phone# 9012182918 Coe, Brian 5532 1/27/2014 430 N. Main Street Collierville, TN 38017 MLGW Phone# 9015772065 Coker, Gregory A 1836 3/31/2014 214 S. Orleans Street Memphis, TN 38126 Last Update1/1/13 TESTER COMPANY/ ADDRESS CERT # EXPIRES Shelby Co. Codes Phone# 9013794220 Connable, Jr., Luke 0715 3/27/2013 6465 Mullins Station Road Memphis, TN 38134 Shelby Co. Schools Phone# 9012627534 Conner, Charles 7332 1/21/2013 P.O. Box 280724 Memphis, TN 38168 Memphis City Schools Phone# 9013206309 Conry, Joseph 5848 1/26/2015 1364 Farmville Road Memphis, TN 38122 D C Enterprises Phone# 9017562645 Cook, Cindy 2845 5/27/2013 7641 Macon Road Cordova, TN 38018 D C Enterprises Phone# 9017562645 Cook, Drew 1262 10/9/2015 7641 Macon Road Cordova, TN 38018 Perry Cook Lawn Sprinklers Phone# 6628902675 Cook, Jerry 4589 11/18/2013 1356 Fox Grape Cove Germantown, TN 38138 Damon Marcus Mech Co Phone# 9013779400 Coomes, Lonnie 6011 9/21/2015 5871 Bartlett Stage Road Memphis, TN 38134 Commercial Advisors Phone# 9015233333 Coop, Jesse 8229 7/13/2015 40 S Main St Memphis, TN 38103 Last Update1/1/13 TESTER COMPANY/ ADDRESS CERT # EXPIRES Self-Employed Phone#9013378555 Cooper, Albert 7025 3/17/2015 5462 Haleville Rd Memphis, TN 38116 Self-Employeed Phone# Cox,Joseph 7486 7/28/2013 35 C.R. 5007 Como, MS 38619 Security Fire Protection Phone# 9013310175 Craig III, Joseph A 3524 7/26/2015 4495 S Mendenhall Rd Memphis, TN 38141 Chandler’s Lawn Service Phone# 66289554110 Crawford, B. Hunter 6534 9/23/2013 9620 Highway 178 Olive Branch, MS 38654 Owens Corning Phone# 9015254556 Crawford, Ronald 3592 7/29/2013 704 Corrine Memphis, TN 38107 City of Memphis Phone# 9015764723 Crawford, Stevie 7504 5/14/2013 281 East Parkway N. Memphis, TN 38112 Lovely Lawns Phone# 9018485060 Crihfield, Dottie 2220 9/23/2013 2198 Jefferson Avenue Memphis, TN 38104 Hill Services Phone# 9013887500 Croom, Steve 8325 11/16/2015 4940 Covington Way Memphis, TN 38128 Last Update1/1/13 TESTER COMPANY/ ADDRESS CERT # EXPIRES Soefker Services Phone# 9013866723 Crowell, Terry 5818 9/21/2015 1568 Panama Street Memphis, TN 38108 Memphis City Schools Phone# 9013206251 Crutchfield, Marvin 2762 1/26/2015 1364 Farmville Road Memphis, TN 38122 Roto Rooter Phone# 9013731760 Curry, Willie 7026 11/17/2014 568 Trinity Creek Cove Cordova, TN 38018 Federal Express Phone# 9012246800 Danford, Timmy 5993 8/4/2013 3131 Democrat Road Memphis, TN 38118 City of Memphis GS Phone# 9015764723 Daniel, Dwight 7505 5/14/2013 281 East Parkway N. Memphis, TN 38112 Blues City Brewery Phone# 9012615200 Davis, Danny 6092 11/15/2015 5151 Raines Rd Memphis, TN 38109 Shelby Co Health Dpt Phone# 9015767799 Davis, Halbert 2885 3/26/2013 814 Jefferson Avenue Memphis, TN 38105 Damon Marcus Mech Co Phone# 9013779400 Dean, Russell 4697 3/16/2014 5871 Bartlett Stage Road Memphis, TN 38134 Last Update1/1/13 TESTER COMPANY/ ADDRESS CERT # EXPIRES Env. Landscape Srvcs Phone# 9013829000 Diaz, Juan 8031 1/23/2015 5190 Crestview Drive Memphis, TN 38134 D & D Plumbing Phone# 9014281803 Dignowity, Maximillian 7826 6/17/2014 297 Quinn Rd Byhalia, MS 38611 Methodist Hospital Phone# 9015167574 Ditulio, Joseph 0532 9/20/2015 1265 Union Avenue Memphis, TN 38104 City of Memphis Phone# 9015764723 Dolan, Robert 2733 12/8/2015 281 East Parkway N. Memphis, TN 38112 Southern Integrated Phone# 9018403550 Donaldson, Robert 5533 5/26/2014 P.O. Box 197 Atoka, TN 38004 Memphis LG & W Phone# 9015287757 Doty, Latisha 6554 3/24/2014 220 S. Main Street Memphis, TN 38118 Jim Douglas Plumbing Phone# 9017543707 Douglas, James 6478 12/10/2013 2053 Riverdale Road Germantown, TN 38138 MLGW Phone# 9013203901 Duckworth, Lydia 0668 7/29/2013 220 S.
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