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Ultimate Driveways opens new business

Posted by Mark Brierley on February 11, 2011 at 9:05pm

well after lots of brain teasing and also lots of money and time needed for the venture, here it is.....

 

Lancashire Paving Centre Ltd

Five Acres

Dawbers Lane

Euxton Chorley

PR7 6EE

 

The doors have been flung open on our new under cover all weather display area, and the site is now ready for the public to invade.(Coaches Welcome)lol

Many thanks goes out to all the people at Marshalls & Bradstone who have made this new venture possible and lets hope the future is bright.....

The paving centre is an approved Marshalls Landscape and driveway contractor and all work is fully guaranteed..

More work and products are still required but we seem to be getting there.

All visitors are welcome to view the Paving / Shed and Summer house displays

Regards

Mark Brierley

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  • Ofer El-hashahar February 13, 2011 at 12:29pm

    Good Luck

     

    Ofer

  • Bespoke Lawncare February 14, 2011 at 5:54pm
    Are you marketing the product to the trade/public or have you set up as installers?
  • Mark Brierley February 14, 2011 at 6:10pm

    I have set the paving centre up as a new business along side Ultimate driveways Ltd which has been running as a contractor for years. both companies are reg marshalls installers.

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