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Big Dawg Pressure Washing LLC

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Big Dawg is proudly veteran owned/operated as well as fully licensed and insured. Customer satisfaction is our NUMBER ONE priority. Ask about our veteran discounts! Big Dawg covers a wide variety of pressure washing/soft washing needs including residential and commercial properties. We also specialize in commercial accounts such as restaurants, gas stations, and heavy equipment cleaning. Call us at 912-590-5146 or email kenny@bigdawgpros.com. Follow us on FB or our Google page.

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