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APEX Water Pump & Filter Co Inc

Oxford, MA
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APEX Water Pump & Filter Co Inc is a local, family-owned and operated Oxford, MA business providing water pump, filtration, purification, and residential radon services. Its owner-operator states that they have over 37 years of experience and serve Massachusetts.

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Credentials & Experience

Years of Experience
37+
Certifications
  • Master Specialist with the Water Quality Association
  • Certified by the Water Quality Association

Coverage Area

Massachusetts

Additional Details

Years of Experience
37 years

Location

Oxford, MA

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