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King Green

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King Green

Welcome to King GREEN, a lawn care company that has proudly been in operation since 1987. Our longevity is due largely to our team of dedicated experts, which includes a professional agronomist and many other career lawn care professionals. Simply put, we are among the best in the history of the lawn care industry when it comes to lawn care, weed control, lawn aeration, fertilizer, mosquito control, and more

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103 P. Rickman Industrial Dr., Canton, GA 30115 (770) 536-7611 https://kinggreen.com/contact/canton-location/

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Jan 7, 2016

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