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Ben was very helpful with design ideas and very conscientious with the quality of his work! Highly recommend him if you want it done right!
Heather & Jonathan
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Stoney-Ridge-Developments-Inc near Waterways AB (726 Result(s))
100 Champlain Place, Beaumont, AB T4X 1R5
Full Kitchen Renovations, Full Bathroom Renovations, Flooring, Repairs, Schluter, Installations, Vinyl, Tile, Laminate
With over 15 years of experience in quality and reliable home renovations, we are always pleased to help. Our specialty is in full kitchen and bathroom renovations. We've grown through referrals of satisfied clients and take pride and care in our work.
Call Ben today for a free quote 587-336-2393!
PO Box 1796 Stn Main, Whitecourt, AB T7S 1P5
3/4 Crushes, 1 Crushes, 1-1/2 Crushes, 2 Crushes, 2-3/4 Crushes, Screened And Wash Rock, MF Manufactured Fines, Gabion Rock, Pit Run Gravel, Fill Sand, Screen Black Dirt, Aggregate Sales, Aggregate Supply, Landscaping, Trucking, Equipment Rentals, Wheel Loader Snow Removal, Oil Field Services, Loader Work, Excavator Work
KALBOOOM DEVELOPMENTS is sand & gravel and black dirt aggregate business. High quality crushes gravel and screened black dirt. Specialty rock availble like screend rock and wash rock and gabion and MF. Located in whitecourt area. Residential and commercial. Call or texts us today 780-706-0887
2-4403 61 Ave, Leduc, AB T9E 7B6
Project Management, General Contracting, Consulting & Design Services, Commercial Industrial Building, Pre-Engineered Metal Buildings, Metal Buildings, Building Contractors, General Contractors
The Alberta Legacy Development Society incorporated as a registered society to save, preserve and develop the Leduc Elevator Village for future generations.
319 Husky Ave, La Ronge, SK S0J 1L0
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It was not long ago that the area now known as northern Saskatchewan was largely untouched by the onset of European culture. Before the arrival of the first fur traders, missionaries, and settlers to the area, the indigenous population forged its' own set