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Jul 26, 2021 3:25PM Page: 1 Business Listings in Lehi As Lehi City Business Listings in Lehi as of July 2021 Page: 1 Jul 26, 2021 3:25PM Business Name DBA Location Owner Name Telephone Business Email Business Activity None AUTO 1 GUY WITH TOOLS AND A TRUCK 388 S 630 E DAVID MOSS 801-358-1886 [email protected] HOME-OCC 10S INVESTMENTS 2843 N TRAIL SIDE DRIVE ROB L SPERRY 801-836-3308 [email protected] HOME-OCC 11TH ARTICLE LLC 541 N 1300 W JAMES GOWAN 925-286-3453 [email protected] HOME-OCC 12 VUE CLER LLC VUE 1633 INNOVATION WAY, 5TH FLOOR JILL DEMPSEY 801-609-3709 [email protected] GENERAL 1557 W INNOVATION WAY TENANT LLC WEWORK 1557 W INNOVATION WAY TIMOTHY C FETTEN 646-693-4641 [email protected] GENERAL 1719 SOCCER MANAGEMENT, LLC 3476 N 1090 W DANIEL EGNER 707-344-5762 [email protected] HOME-OCC 19 SPACES 139 N HUNTERS GROVE LANE, STE 200 TAYLOR JONES 801-793-0031 [email protected] GENERAL 2 GIRLS AND A CLOSET 1761 W 475 N STEPHANIE YOUNGER 801-791-3469 [email protected] HOME-OCC 2600 EXECUTIVE PARKWAY TENANT LLC WeWork 2600 EXECUTIVE PARKWAY WEWORK COMPANIES IN 646-693-4641 [email protected] GENERAL 3576 ASHTON BLVD, INC. HAMPTON INN LEHI-THANKSGIVING POINT 3576 ASHTON BLVD MOHAMMAD R ISLAM 801-766-1186 [email protected] GENERAL 3R's ENTERPRISES, INC. 7-ELEVEN #36754 A 2851 WEST CLUBHOUSE DRIVE #100 REID, DAVID WILLIAM 801-768-0967 [email protected] GENERAL 401KAFE INC 182 E 200 S ANJENNETTE & MATTHEW 801-830-9756 [email protected] TEMP 5 K TRUCKING 766 SOUTH 560 WEST MICHAEL ALLRED AND PA 801-809-3848 [email protected] HOME-OCC 7 BROTHERS MOVING & STORAGE 2510 N 1200 W CHRIS JACOBS & NATHAN 801-804-6779 [email protected] GENERAL 7 LLC CBD7 3601 N DIGITAL DRIVE, STE 208 ERNEST LEHENBAUER 833-879-2237 [email protected] GENERAL 7-ELEVEN SALES CORPORATION 7-ELEVEN STORE #41172H 2120 N TRIUMPH BLVD. JAYMEE BEARDEN / BETR 385-352-5243 [email protected] GENERAL 9200 Timpanogos Highway Tenant LLC WeWork 1633 W Innovation Way WEWORK COMPANIES IN 646-693-4641 [email protected] GENERAL 97TH FLOOR 2600 W EXECUTIVE PARKWAY #180 BENNETT, CHRISTOPHER 801-805-6550 [email protected] GENERAL A BUSHEL & A PECK PRESCHOOL 252 WEST 1750 NORTH HEATHER PECK 801-768-3192 [email protected] HOME-OCC A HELPING HAND 2789 W FOX HUNTERS LOOP GURSTEEN 650-270-8410 [email protected] HOME-OCC A MAD MANS HOBBY STORE 127 E STATE STREET MOTT, DAVID & TERESA 801-766-9185 [email protected] RETAIL A SANFORD, PC 130 WEST MAIN ST SUITE F ALISA SANFORD 208-390-2529 [email protected] GENERAL A WOMANS TOUCH, CLEANING AND RESTORATION 456 WEST 1850 NORTH MCCOLLOM, DIANE 801-573-4802 [email protected] HOME-OCC A&P CUSTOM BLINDS, LLC 3836 W 2330 N AARON SCHMITT 385-315-0852 [email protected] HOME-OCC A2B CONSTRUCTION LLC HIGH COUNTRY CONCRETE 300 S 1350 E BRIAN BROWN 801-3961-4612 [email protected] GENERAL AAA SELF STORAGE 874 WEST 1500 NORTH GREENER, PHIL 801-768-8763 [email protected] GENERAL AAJL CORP LAWN DOCTOR LEHI-AMERICAN FORK-SARATOGA 266 E DAVIS LANE TREVOR MERRILL 801-997-9002 [email protected] HOME-OCC ABBINGTON MANOR ASSISTED LIVING 215 NORTH CENTER STREET LEHI SENIOR LIVING GRO 801-768-3900 [email protected] GENERAL ABBINGTON MANOR MEMORY CARE 855 WEST 1500 NORTH LEHI SENIOR LIVING GRO 801-787-5154 [email protected] GENERAL ABC CITY PRESCHOOL 118 S. 600 E. SORIANO, GADY 801 735-1013 [email protected] GENERAL ABOVE AND BEYOND CLEANING 1319 N 2950 W LINDSAY ISLAS 801-400-1819 [email protected] HOME-OCC ACACIA TREE MEDIA INC 846 E 2125 N MICHAEL GRIFFITH 801-901-6262 [email protected] HOME-OCC ACCIDENTALS PIANO STUDIO CRYSTAL REED 2922 W RIVER PARK WAY CRYSTAL REED 801-891-4398 [email protected] HOME-OCC ACE'S SPRAY-TREE & LAWN 490 WEST 900 NORTH HADFIELD, ANDY 801-921-0931 [email protected] HOME-OCC ACTION AUTO SALES AND FINANCE INC 170 W STATE ST TAN, THANH 801-766-6137 [email protected] GENERAL ADAYCO, LLC 2487 QUAIL DRIVE DAY, MICHELLE 801 787-7621 [email protected] HOME-OCC ADOBE INC 3900 ADOBE WAY NARAYEN, SHANTANU 385 345-0000 [email protected] GENERAL ADOLESCENTS ELEVATED 4432 W 2650 N KAYLENE HUTCHENS 801-669-7447 [email protected] HOME-OCC ADORE PHOTOGRAPHY 2221 NORTH 490 WEST COX, TIFFANY 832-851-5911 [email protected] HOME-OCC ADVANCED COMMUNITY SERVICES, LLC. 2940 W MAPLE LOOP DR STE 101 RYAN BONHAM 801-641-1844 [email protected] GENERAL ADVANCED ENGINEERING & ENVIRONMENTAL SVC, 3400 N ASHTON BLVD, SUITE 105 VEIN, CHARLES, S 701-746-8087 [email protected] GENERAL ADVANTAGE STAFFING, LLC ADVANTAGE RECRUITING 3123 W WILD FLOWER LANE LORA BROWN 801-995-0767 [email protected] HOME-OCC ADVANTAGE TENNIS, INC. 32 EAST CLUBVIEW LANE RAWSTORNE, LINDSAY L. 801-635-8361 [email protected] GENERAL ADVO DENTAL 2701 N THANKSGIVING WAY #100 TRAVIS GILLESPIE 801-616-8865 [email protected] GENERAL AE RETAIL WEST LLC AMERICAN EAGLE OUTFITTERS 3700 N CABELAS BLVD #2371 HANSON, ROBERT 630-857-2100 [email protected] GENERAL AEON AI, INC 3900 N TRAVERSE MOUNTAIN BLVD, #200 RYAN FREEMAN 385-557-5700 [email protected] GENERAL AFFINITY CANVAS INC AFFINITY CANVAS 3014 N MEADOW VIEW DR. MATTHEW DAVID LLOYD 801-494-9482 [email protected] HOME-OCC AFTERHOURS SOUTH MOUNTAIN 4170 WEST 1650 NORTH CHRISTOPHER LUKE 385-368-3750 [email protected] HOME-OCC AGITATED BEARD, LLC ASYNC SOFTWARE, LLC 2232 NEW HARVEST LANE MILES WRIGHT 801-362-9255 [email protected] HOME-OCC AIR EXPRESS HEATING & AIR ONE HOUR HEATING AND AIR 628 EAST STATE STREET #1 HARDING, MAX 801-766-8585 [email protected] GENERAL AJ BODYWORK 2426 N 4060 W AMY KUECKS 801-631-1499 [email protected] HOME-OCC Lehi City Business Listings in Lehi as of July 2021 Page: 2 Jul 26, 2021 3:25PM Business Name DBA Location Owner Name Telephone Business Email Business Activity ALAN J. CHRISTENSEN & ASSOCIATES 98 WEST 2600 NORTH ALAN CHRISTENSEN 801-766-5565 [email protected] GENERAL ALI M JOHNS 41 NORTH 2050 WEST ALI M JOHNS 435-841-2573 [email protected] HOME-OCC ALL ABOUT FOOD & FUEL ALL ABOUT LLC 1750 WEST MAIN STREET LARSON, GERALD 801-768-2218 [email protected] GENERAL ALL STAR VINYL 802 WEST STATE STREET GARN, RANDY 801-301-9141 [email protected] GENERAL ALL4U SERVICES ALL4U SERVICES 1997 WOODVIEW DR CAMILA DUARTE FERREIR 801-597-0250 [email protected] HOME-OCC ALLBOOKKEEPING 631 SOUTH OLIVE PLACE JUSTIN LARSEN 801-995-8289 [email protected] HOME-OCC ALLEN SUPPORTS, LLC 1389 Dragonfly Drive Michelle Hiles 801-649-9551 [email protected] HOME-OCC ALLERGEN CLEANING SERVICES, LLC 3450 N TRIUMPH BLVD., SUITE 102 AMES COMPANIES, LLC 801-280-6780 [email protected] GENERAL ALLIED FIRE PROTECTION 441 W. MAIN #A VINTHER, THEODORE 510 533-5516 [email protected] GENERAL ALOHA LANDSCAPE & LAWN 663 N 1450 W RANDALL GODFREY 801-755-3123 [email protected] HOME-OCC ALPARGATAS USA, INC HAVAIANAS 3700 N CABELAS BLVD ALPARGATAS USA, INC 402-304-7916 [email protected] GENERAL ALPEN PERIODONTICS & IMPLANT DENTISTRY 3397 N 1200 E, #111 FRANCIS, PAUL O. 801-766-6966 [email protected] GENERAL ALPINE ANALYTICA LLC 651 S CREEKSIDE DRIVE COLE GORRINGE 801-888-7211 [email protected] HOME-OCC ALPINE CLINIC 1175 EAST 3200 NORTH JONES, STEVEN L. 801-407-3000 GENERAL ALPINE CREDIT UNION 120 NORTH 850 EAST ALPINE CREDIT UNION 801-768-4780 [email protected] GENERAL ALPINE DJ SERVICES 1802 N 900 E JEREMY E WILLIAMS 801-753-8116 [email protected] HOME-OCC ALPINE GAS FIREPLACES 782 WEST STATE STREET BROADBENT, CRAIG 801-768-8411 [email protected] GENERAL ALPINE PEDIATRICS, PC 3231 N. 1120 E. BRETT K KNORR 801 768-2800 [email protected] GENERAL ALPINE TIMBER DESIGNS 4103 HEATHERFIELD LN. MEINZER, MICHAEL 801-455-1220 [email protected] HOME-OCC ALTA GROUP, LLC 3315 MAYFLOWER AVE SUITE 1 AHLSTROM, PAUL 801-653-3926 [email protected] BANK ALTABANK 712 EAST MAIN STREET BANK OF AM FORK CORP 801-642-3374 [email protected] GENERAL ALTAFIN, INC 3300 N TRIUMPH BLVD, STE 100 JEREMY CRANE 310-773-1571 [email protected] GENERAL AM CABINETS AND SPECIALTY 2247 N SUNSET DRIVE AARON ANDERTON 435-319-7437 [email protected] HOME-OCC AMAYA ENTERPRISE LLC 252 EAST BACKHAND LN REINALDO AMAYA 352-875-4365 [email protected] HOME-OCC AMC LINKS 3051 MAPLE LOOP DR. #325 ROD OLSEN 801-520-7001 GENERAL AMERICAN COUNTRY MAID 1265 W 1300 N JULIE CLINGER 385-887-3927 [email protected] HOME-OCC AMERICAN PROMOTIONAL EVENTS (INSIDE HARMO TNT FIREWORKS 1750 TRAVERSE PKWY CARSON ANDERSON - PR 253-922-0800 [email protected] TEMP AMERICAN PROMOTIONAL EVENTS (INSIDE LOWES) TNT FIREWORKS 242 N 1200 E CARSON ANDERSON 253-922-0800 [email protected] TEMP AMERICAN PROMOTIONAL EVENTS (INSIDE SMITHS TNT FIREWORKS 1550 EAST 3500 NORTH CARSON ANDERSON - PR 253-922-0800 [email protected] TEMP AMERICAN PROMOTIONAL EVENTS (MACEYS TENT) TNT FIREWORKS 760 E MAIN ST CARSON ANDERSON 253-922-0800 [email protected] TEMP AMERICAN PROMOTIONAL EVENTS (SMITHS TENT) TNT FIREWORKS 1550 E 3500 N CARSON ANDERSON 253-922-0800 [email protected] TEMP AMERICAN STONE SALES INC. 2100 N. 1200 W. THOMAS, BEVERLY 801-768-8909 [email protected] GENERAL AMERICANS FOR PROSPERITY 3130 W MAPLE LOOP DRIVE #20 AMERICANS FOR PROSPE 703-224-3200 [email protected] GENERAL AMJACS LLC AMJACS BLINDGIRLS 1930 W 300 N KORI DESIMNE AND CHAN 801-768-3723 [email protected] HOME-OCC AMY BUHLER'S DAYCARE 1374 WEST 1835 NORTH BUHLER, AMY 801-427-4651 [email protected] HOME-OCC AMY WALKER'S CHILDCARE 2101 WEST 1040 SOUTH WALKER, AMY 801-369-3887 [email protected] HOME-OCC ANDERSEN FAMILY CHIROPRACTIC 380 EAST MAIN STREET SUITE E ANDERSEN, RONALD 801-768-2939 GENERAL ANDERSEN PLUMBING LLC 2141 W 1340 N ANDERSEN, CHAD KENT 385-226-7568 [email protected] HOME-OCC ANDERSON & ROGERS 170 S INTERSTATE PLAZA DR.
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