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Automated Water And Effluent Limited

Serving Your Area,Long Beach,CA

Automated Water and Effluent Limited provides a competitive range of instrumentation including Dosing Pumps, pH Electrodes, Level Control, pH Controllers

(177) 208 - 3855

23 MI
Santa Monica City Of-Water Treatment Plant

1228 S Bundy Dr,Los Angeles,CA

(131) 082 - 6671

9 MI
Vander Lans Treatment Plant

7380 E Willow St,Long Beach,CA

(156) 242 - 9823

24 MI
AMES Treatment Plant

3371 Rubio Canyon Rd,Altadena,CA

(162) 652 - 9553

28 MI
Plant Colony - Interior Plant Service

9350 Wilshire Blvd, #203,Beverly Hills,CA

Plant Colony - Interior Plant Service is a full-service interior plant company located in Beverly Hills, CA. We work side by side with each client to choose and maintain beautiful decorative plants to brighten up your interior design. Whether you want a few ficus plants or an entire indoor garden, you can enjoy all the beauty of healthy plants without the hassle. Our services include interior plant service, interior design install, and plant rental. Other specialties are: Indoor Plant Service Office Plant Installation Professional Office Plant Service Living Wall We design, install, deliver, and maintain interior plants for your commercial and residential settings. Our service areas include: Los Angeles County, CA Bel Air, Los Angeles, CA Encino, Los Angeles, CA Hollywood, Los Angeles, CA Playa del Rey, Los Angeles, CA Venice, Los Angeles, CA Brentwood, CA West Hollywood, CA Marina del Rey, CA Century City, Los Angeles, CA Santa Monica, CA Burbank, CA Culver City, CA Playa Vista, Los Angeles, CA Sherman Oaks, Los Angeles, CA Pacific Palisades, Los Angeles, CA Plant Colony - Interior Plant Service is a locally owned and operated company that values honesty and integrity in all aspects of our business. We offer a variety of beautiful plants and maintenance services that are customizable to each individual property. We take pride in the quality of our work as well as our commitment to deliver outstanding results. Our local services include interior landscape, interior plant maintenance, and professional office plant service.

(131) 098 - 6636

11 MI
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19100 Ventura Blvd #11,Los Angeles,CA

(131) 029 - 9837

18 MI

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