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Beautiful backyard! Interested in your work!

4 years ago

What do you do and what do you offer? Do you offer custom lighting or other projects regarding custom designs? My boss and I are interested in possibly working with you for future projects. We are located in Westlake Village, CA.

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Legacy Construction and Development Inc.
4 years ago
We are a full service Construction Company in Westlake Village specializing in high end custom home builds, remodels and additions.. We have a design division and also a property services division to fully round out our client's experience with Legacy.
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ADG Lighting
Original Author
4 years ago
We are interested in working with you, but are wondering if you work with custom lighting? Feel free to contact us. Would love to do business with you!
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