Catawba, North Carolina (NC) Radio And Television Repair Companies

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Caldwell TV Service Inc
1225 33rd St SW
Hickory NC 28602
(828) 324-1202
Pattons Electronics Inc
2026 12th Ave Ne
Hickory NC 28601
(828) 324-6489
Cook TV Service
1824 8th Street Dr NE
Hickory NC 28601
(828) 327-4387
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M P Electronic Services
2516 1st Ave SW
Hickory NC 28602
(828) 324-5414
Springs Road TV Service
4959 Springs Rd.
Conover NC 28613
(828) 256-8342
Stutts Radio & Television Service
204 N Main Ave.
Newton NC 28658
Jarretts Television Service
P.O. BOX 247
Newton NC 28658
(828) 464-3393
Jarrett's Television Service Inc
19 N Ashe Ave.
Newton NC 28658
(828) 464-3393
Drum's TV Service
RR 2 Box 511
Newton NC 28658
(828) 464-0918
Drums TV Service
2852 Buffalo Shoals Rd.
Newton NC 28658
Drum's TV Service
Charlotte Hwy & Highway 16 S
Newton NC 28658
(828) 464-0918
Potters Electronics
4891 S Depot St.
Claremont NC 28610
(828) 459-2241
Potters Electronics
P.O. BOX 310
Claremont NC 28610
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