Antti Hellemaa
Property maintenance services for buildings and residents in Helsinki’s Töölö and Kamppi districts
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About Antti Hellemaa
Antti Hellemaa Oy provides property maintenance and works to support residents’ comfort in buildings in Helsinki’s Töölö and Kamppi districts.
The company has operated in those districts since 1985. Its registered headquarters is in Helsinki, Finland.
Product: Property maintenance services for buildings and residents.
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