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wiltshire power turn-off
I have a tree to fell in wiltshire. I have to turn off the power line to property. Does anyone know the company that does this for this area?
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Re: wiltshire power turn-off
If its to the property that you are working for then it might be easier to ge them to call their supplier, their customer number will give them better access to that service than you will get unless someone can give you a direct number for that area (which I am sure someone here should be able to do).
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