Jake Pautsch The Famous Renewable Energy Expert In The USA

Jake Pautsch aka Jacob Pautsch is a nationally known and award-winning highly acclaimed Historic Preservationist. Mr Pautsch has conducted preservation-related work on some of our nations most cherished landmarks and has clients which include The U.S. Government, the State of Iowa and other states as well as thousands of municipalities throughout the nation.



Location: Davenport, IA, USA

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