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Fred & Sons Hauling ,Lawncare and Tree Removal

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PO Box 2172
Indianapolis, IN 46206
(317) 626-5973
www.fredandsons.com
Contact: Burns, Don
Business Description: 2 Employees. no subs. cost determined by the job. travel charge applies outside of marion county.Award winning.
Services: Decks, Fencing, Garbage Collection, Gutter Repair, Hauling Services, Lawn Service, Leaf Removal, Remodeling, Bathroom & Kitchen Remodeling, Tree Service, Water Heaters
In Business Since: 2002
Service Area: Johnson, & Portions Of Marion, Hamilton, Hancock, Hendricks, Boone, Morgan & Shelby Counties
On Angie's List Since: 11/9/2004
Warranties: YES
Free Estimates: Yes
Office Hours: Mon 07.00 AM - 09.30 PM, Tue 07.00 AM - 09.30 PM, Wed 07.00 AM - 09.30 PM, Thu 07.00 AM - 09.30 PM, Fri 07.00 AM - 09.30 PM, Sat 07.00 AM - 09.30 PM, Sun 07.00 AM - 09.30 PM
Licensed: Yes, I am appropriately licensed for my trade
(All statements concerning insurance, licenses, and bonds are informational only, and are self-reported. Since insurance, licenses and bonds can expire and can be cancelled, homeowners should always check such information for themselves.)
Senior Discount: 5%
Cities Served: Acton | Anderson | Arden | Avon | Bargersville | Beech Grove | Boone County | Brendonwood-hillcrest | Bridgeport | Broad Ripple | Brownsburg | Butler-tarkington | Camby | Carmel | Castleton | Chapel Hill | Cicero | Clermont | Crown Hill | Cumberland | Eagle Creek | Eastgate | Edinburgh | Fairland | Fishers | Fortville | Fountain Square | Franklin | Garfield Park | Geist - Hamilton | Geist - Hancock | Geist - Marion | Glendale-eastwood | Greenfield | Greenwood | Hamilton County | Hancock County | Haughville | Hendricks County | Indianapolis - Downtown | Irvington | Johnson County | Knightstown | Lake Maxinhall | Lawrence | Lebanon | Lockerbie | Mapleton-fall Creek | Martindale-brightwood | Martinsville | Mccordsville | Meridian-kessler | Mooresville | New Augusta | New Palestine | Noblesville | Nora | Oaklandon | Old Northside | Park Fletcher | Pendleton | Plainfield | Renaissance Place | Rocky Ripple | Shelbyville | Sheridan | South Broad Ripple-fairgrounds | Southport | Speedway | Wanamaker | West Indianapolis | West Newton | Westfield | Whiteland | Woodruff Place | Zionsville
 
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