Lawn and Order
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Lawn and Order is a pest control contractor based in Richmond, Ontario.
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Great service! Called at the last minute for some help with clearing huge snow accumulations at the end of my driveway. I needed to get to an appointment at the hospital early morning and they came through for me!
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