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Prime Time Property Services

Lawn care & outdoor services · Lenoir, NC

(828) 929-5408

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Prime Time Property Services operates in Lenoir, North Carolina, providing comprehensive lawn care services and property maintenance. This locally owned and fully insured business specializes in a range of solutions, including pressure and soft washing, lawn care and landscaping, leaf and snow removal, dryer vent line cleaning, gutter cleaning, and pool maintenance. Customers benefit from the expertise and dedication of a team committed to enhancing outdoor spaces. The company effectively addresses the diverse needs of homeowners in the Foothills and surrounding areas. Prime Time Property Services excels in lawn care, offering tailored solutions that ensure healthy and vibrant landscapes. Seasonal services such as leaf and snow removal keep properties safe and attractive year-round. Additionally, the team provides essential cleaning services for gutters and dryer vents, promoting safety and efficiency in homes. Pool maintenance services, including opening, closing, and upkeep, guarantee that outdoor leisure spaces remain enjoyable. The addition of Christmas light installation enhances festive celebrations, showcasing the versatility of Prime Time Property Services. The commitment t

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