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We are a privately held company in Deptford, NJ proudly doing business for 6 years. Is this your business? Claim This Profile
The low cost building material supplier that wants you to succeed. Your success, means our success. Give us a try. Serving the Philly area Mon-Fri.
We Specialize in Decoritive or Stamped Concrete patios, sidewalks,driveways,steps, enterences, porches, basements, etc. just call and ask . 609820689
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