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252 Briley Ct
Tallahassee, FL 32305
(850) 284-2551
www.kenonseptic.embarqspace.com
Contact: Kenon, Dexter
Business Description: Owner operated.
Services: Septic Tank
On Angie's List Since: 9/11/2009
Features: Emergency Service
Licensed: UNKNOWN
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Cities Served: Alligator Point | Attapulgus | Cairo | Calvary | Centerville | Climax | Crawfordville | Gretna | Havana | Hosford | Lamont | Lloyd | Miccosukee | Midway | Monticello | Mt. Pleasant | Ochlocknee | Ochlockonee | Ochlockonee Bay | Panacea | Quincy | Saint Marks | Saint Teresa | Sopchoppy | Tallahassee | Thomasville | Wacissa | Wakulla Springs | Woodville
 
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