Anrak
Renovation and alteration contractor for building projects of all sizes in the Oulu region, Finland
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About Anrak
Anrak Oy is a Finnish construction company that carries out renovation and alteration work of various sizes. Its services include general contracting, building works, and site management, and it can act as main contractor on projects.
Clients commission the company for building projects. For general contracts it tenders subcontracting work among its partners at the bidding stage, and for building works it provides fixed-price quotes or cost estimates. Hourly work is invoiced with receipts attached.
The company was founded in 2020 and is headquartered in Oulu, where it also has an office. Its main operating area is the Oulu region, and it works further afield when clients require.
Product: General contracting, building works and site management for renovation and alteration projects.
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