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We offer some of the best seasoned Oak and Hickory in the Metro Atlanta area. We are family owned and servicing Restaurants and private homes.
We provide our clients quality service at an affordable price. We are the best in the business and are always honest and reliable. Give us a call tod
we sharpen stump cutter teeth & chipper teeth only, nothing to do with bricks or blocks please take us off this business descripton
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