GroundRod Level 1 in Missouri

 



We will be holding a GroundRod Level One tradecraft course in Hartville, MO June 15-16 2024.


Course is $480 and seats will be limited.


To register, you can visit the Store page and make a class deposit ($100) and then email us at comstugrp@protonmail.com to confirm, also feel free to email with any questions.




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