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Damaged brick work
maxi9
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Extending, Renovating & Restoring
Posted: Mon Nov 20, 2006 12:37 pm Subject:
Brickwork cleaning
Hi Avoca
I'm looking for someone to clean some brickwork at the moment in north dublin. It got sprayed on by some builders accross the road! Can you recommed the person who cleaned yours?
Thank ...
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