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Slack Core Construction delivers dependable and high-quality construction solutions throughout Savannah, GA. Focused on craftsmanship and client satisfaction, we are committed to meeting the needs of residential and commercial projects. We serve Savannah, GA, Pooler, GA; Richmond Hill, GA; Wilmington Island, GA; Port Wentworth, GA; Georgetown, GA and the surrounding areas. General Contractor,Local Construction Contractors,General Construction Company,Construction Services,Residential Construction,House Construction,Kitchen Remodeling Services,Bathroom Remodeling Services,Roof Repair Services,Flooring Installation,Epoxy Flooring Services,Fence Repair; Affordable Construction Company, Quality Construction Company
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-, 31407, Savannah, GA, United States
- (912) 207-5903
- admin@constructionsavannah.com
- constructionsavannah.com
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