Buy a Rough to Finish
Gift & Greeting Card
Buy a Rough to Finish
Gift & Greeting Card
Buy a gift up to $1,000 with the suggestion to spend it at Rough to Finish.
Delivered in a customized greeting card by email, mail or printout.
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Business Description
Owner, Scott "Cluck" McCleskey has taken his lifetime of training in attention to detail, finesse, and dedication as a professional athlete and has carried that mind set over to perfecting the art of carpentry and repair. He loves working with his hands, building, and fabricating. Scott produces excellent work in a timely, cost efficient manner. His talent and dedication show in all the work he does.
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The Giftly Advantage
With Giftly you strike a perfect balance, the thoughtfulness of a Rough to Finish gift card with the flexibility of money.- Easy to buy online. Have it delivered now or later
- Send it with a personalized greeting card
- 3 easy ways for your recipient to redeem the gift
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Easy to customizeHow it works
- You customize a giftGift up to $1,000 with the suggestion to use it at Rough to Finish. Delivered in a personalized greeting card.
- They receive the giftGifts can be sent by email, SMS*, mail or you can print it yourself.
- They enjoy it!They redeem the gift on our website and choose to deposit the funds in their bank account, Paypal account or to have a Visa Gift Card mailed to them.
