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Foothills Facility Services

Lawn care & outdoor services · Morganton, NC

(828) 434-0203

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Foothills Facility Services offers comprehensive landscaping solutions in Morganton, North Carolina. This local business specializes in dump truck hauling services, providing gravel, mulch, sand, dirt, salt, lime, asphalt millings, and firewood. Foothills Facility Services also excels in various mowing services, including slope mowing, pond mowing, bushogging, landfill mowing, and erosion control. The use of advanced equipment, such as Ventrac mowers and remote control slope mowers, ensures efficient and effective service delivery. In addition to landscaping, Foothills Facility Services provides essential storage options, including camper, RV, trailer, equipment, and automobile storage. The company's hydraulic hose repair service adds to its extensive list of offerings, catering to diverse customer needs. With a focus on quality and reliability, Foothills Facility Services has established a solid reputation in the community. Customers appreciate the range of services available, which are designed to address various landscaping and storage requirements. The knowledgeable team at Foothills Facility Services is dedicated to delivering high-quality results for every project. The commit

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