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By MrGardens09
June 3, 2021 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted June 3, 2021

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Posted June 3, 2021

All types of Gardening/Landscaping services offered.

- Decking.

- Astroturf.

- Railway sleepers.

- Fencing.

- installing New lawn.

- Shrub removal.

- Hard Landscaping.

- Garden tidy up and clearances.

Please call or message me on 07939949821 if you are interested in any of my services.

Many thanks.

Andrew

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