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Planter boxes and sidewalks

Jennifer Williamson-Smith

9 years ago

Hi there looking to get our front entry spruced up and possibly some planter boxes added to the front of the house, is this something you can do?

Thanks!

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SK Form & Finish
8 years ago
Hi there Jenny! Sorry for the delay in replying. The answer is yes we can! Check out our Houzz page--Projects...there are some planter photos we downloaded today. Feel free to call our office at 250-491-7535. You can also reach us through our website at www.skforming.ca
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