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Business Case Study: American Fence
American Fence and Supply Co. is a fence contractor that is located in Charlotte, North Carolina. They have been securing the Carolinas for more than 45 years. American Fence and Supply Co. offers the finest quality materials and supply fencing for farms, the government, industrial, residential, and commercial markets. They types of fences they provide include wood fences- beautiful acreage and for enhanced privacy, steel fences- for security and performance, ornamental fences- fashionable and secure, and vinyl- PVC fences- long lasting and maintenance free. American Fence and Supply Co. is a member of several associations.
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