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we are an experienced husband and wife run grounds maintenance & gardening business based in Chard, providing services throughout the town & surrounding areas. we provide a comprehensive grounds and garden maintenance service for our clients who include: private businesses, national companies, the local authority & NHS as well as many domestic customers. we look after grassed amenity spaces, new development communal areas, trading estate grounds, private car parks, public rights of way, footways & cycle paths, as well as domestic gardens.
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The Cedars, 16 Vicarage Close, TA20 2HH, Chard, United Kingdom
- 01460 65135
- mackaygardeningservices@btinternet.com
- mackaygardeningservices.co.uk
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