BestPar
Tiling, bathroom renovation and waterproofing for homeowners and housing companies in Helsinki and Uusimaa
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About BestPar
BestPar Oy is a Finnish construction company offering wall and floor tiling, including large-format tiles, bathroom renovations, certified waterproofing and general renovation work such as interior repairs, plastering, painting and carpentry.
It serves private clients, housing companies and construction firms in the Helsinki capital region and Uusimaa. Each job starts with a site survey and an itemised quote, and the company works in Finnish and Estonian.
The company was founded in 2018 and is registered in Helsinki.
Product: Tiling, bathroom renovation, waterproofing and general renovation services.
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