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Tree Service near Cochrane Hill NS (24 Result(s))
7553 Hwy 4, Thorburn, NS B0K 1W0
Silviculture, Harvesting, Forest Management & Consulting, Firewood
At New Wave Forestry Ltd. we strive to satisfy Nova Scotian woodlot owners with our efficient, low-impact approach to forestry operations. We offer a broad range of services from consulting and forest management to harvesting and silviculture treatments.
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