1127 days ago

🌳 ✂️ Let's Enhance Your Outdoors! ✂️ 🌳

Steven from Steve's Jobs

Hi neighbours!

Steve here from Steve’s Jobs and if you haven’t heard of us yet, we Enhance the Outdoors for clients in your area 😊.

What a stunner of a day today! Definitely time to get those BBQs out (finally) and invite the friends and family over for some entertaining.

How are your outdoors looking? Needing some TLC perhaps or a complete overhaul? If you or someone you know is in need of support with projects, we’re here to help!

We specialise in Outdoor Transformations and also offer Property Pre-Sale and Everyday Services around the garden. Get in touch via the contact us form on my website for a quote today (please use the contact form rather than a reply on here as I can then have your direct contact details) - www.stevesjobs.co.nz...

And here’s what some of our happy clients have said about Steve’s Jobs:

"Steve did a terrific job transforming our yard from a messy and neglected area to one that we are now delighted to use. He has great ideas, fantastic attention to detail and a commendable work ethic. We enjoyed working with Steve and are very happy to recommend him." - Janice - Khandallah

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