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4931 ELM ST
Everett, WA 98201
(425) 339-8856
www.earthfirstinc.com
Contact: YOUNG, DONNA
Business Description: 3 EMPLOYEES. SUBS USED FOR HARDSCAPES & EXCAVATION. COST IS DETERMINED BY THE JOB BASED ON $38 PER PERSON PER HOUR. TRAVEL CHARGES APPLY. LICENSE # EARTH FL011JE.
Services: Excavators, Landscaping, Tree Service
In Business Since: 1990
Service Area: PORTIONS OF NORTH KING & SNOHOMISH COUNTIES
On Angie's List Since: 3/4/2005
Warranties: ASK FOR DETAILS
Free Estimates: ASK FOR DETAILS
Licensed: UNKNOWN
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Cities Served: Bothell | Edmonds | Everett | Kenmore | Lake City | Lake Forest Park | Lake Stevens | Lynnwood | Marysville | Mill Creek | Mountlake Terrace | Mukilteo | Shoreline | Snohomish | Snohomish County
 
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