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handyman

Mike from Fairfield

hello Neighbours
i'm looking to mow a few lawns around Hamilton will do one off mows as well as regular mows and i can also wash houses,decks and driveways i also paint inside or outside build or repair your old fence also now the winter is settling in its time to service your lawn mower my service rates are the best you'll find anywhere else my rates are very compatible and i'm very reliable now is the time to do all those clean up jobs before the winter sets in. can give recommendations if you want pm me for a quote all areas welcome

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