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By Paul Lupton
March 15, 2015 in Request a Tradesperson

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Paul Lupton

Posted March 15, 2015

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Posted March 15, 2015

Hi,

I,ve have been doing lots of garden maintenance and contract work locally in your area over the last year.

I have the following:

1. Gardening Qualification ('Distinction', Level 2 from Capel Manor 'Garden Expert' Course) - 2014

2. Insurance (?5M for Public Liability) - renewed for 2015-2016

3. Safe Contractor Accreditation - renewed for 2015-16;

4. Gardeners Guild Membership for 2015-16(the trade organisation for qualified professional gardeners) ; And

5. Am studying arboriculture (L2 & RFS Approved) - to be concluded/passed in June 2015

Contact me on 07833117241 or at [email protected] for any help with:

Garden maintenance

Planting

Mowing/Lawn assistance

Soft Landscaping

Makeovers

or general horticultural advice

Best wishes and happy gardening in 2015

Paul Lupton Garden Services

07833117241

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