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Baking Equipment

Practical Baker

This business is NOT BBB Accredited.

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About

About This Business

Years in Business: 18

Business Details

BBB File Opened:
7/6/2015
Business Started:
8/14/2008
Business Started Locally:
8/14/2008
Business Management:
Mr. John Stricker, Owner

Additional Contact Information

Customer Contacts
Mr. John Stricker, Owner

Additional Information

Business Categories
Baking Equipment

Frequently asked questions about Practical Baker

  • Is Practical Baker BBB Accredited?

    No, Practical Baker is not BBB Accredited. Businesses are under no obligation to seek accreditation.

  • What is the BBB rating of Practical Baker?

    Practical Baker has a B- BBB rating. Ratings run from A+ to F and are BBB's opinion of how a business is likely to interact with its customers, based on complaint history, transparency, and available public data.

  • How many complaints does Practical Baker have on BBB?

    Practical Baker has 1 complaint filed with BBB in the last 3 years, and none in the last 12 months.

  • How do I file a complaint against Practical Baker?

    You can file a complaint against Practical Baker on BBB.

  • Where is Practical Baker located?

    Practical Baker is located at 600 Chippewa Rd, Harvard, IL 60033-2372.

  • How long has Practical Baker been in business?

    Practical Baker has been in business for 18 years, since 2008.

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