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trashskimmer.com
United Marine International - Marine Trash Skimmers and Aquatic Weed Harvesters
Manufacturer of: TRASHCAT? marine trash skimmer boats to remove floating trash and debris from waterways; WEEDCAT? aquatic weed harvesters for removal of nuisance aquatic plants; 'COMBO' Oil/Debris MARINESKIMMERS? Complete Systems include: Shore and Pier
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vortextruck.com
Grapple Trucks, Parts & Support Featuring Rotobec - Vortex Truck & Equipment
Vortex Truck and Equipment builds grapple trucks featuring Rotobec parts and accessories. From knuckleboom loaders and clamshells to rakes and log tree shears, Vortex Truck has the right tool for the debris removal, forestry and waste management industrie
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ipmfla.com
Innovative Property Maintenance
Search Search Search Categories Home About UsServicesHighlightsReferencesContact usTestimonialsTips & FAQsSite Map Commercial & ResidentialBank Foreclosure, Apartment Clean-ups/Clean-outs and Pressure Washing Bank Foreclosures In today?s housing and rental market every minute counts, the longer debris sits unattended, the more property may decrease in value. More than likely debris has been left in foreclosed properties that must be removed from the interior as well as the exterior
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thegutterguysonline.com
Gutter Cleaning
Our full service gutter cleaning removes all debris from your home or business gutters. Next, we powerwash the gutters inside and out and clear and powerwash the downspouts. We then inspect and tighten all gutter fasteners and reseal the end caps if needed. Water pooling up around your home or business is the #1 cause of leaking basements and cracked foundations. Gutters and downspouts that are clogged with leaves and debris do not allow for water to properly flow
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mycleanblinds.com
CamilyWand (tm
For Use on SILHOUETTE®, PIROUETTE®, VIGNETTE®, NANTUCKET®, and Shangri-La®. Home ? Order ? Contact Bugs and Debris often collect on shading vane. Insert the CamilyWand™ with the safe, sticky Camily™ Tip into the shading and attach to bugs or debris. Carefully remove the CamilyWand™, wash the removable Camily™ Tip with soap and water to retain stickiness. Lynn Severson, an interior designer, invented the