Chok'beton
Concrete cutting, coring, structural reinforcement and robotic demolition for construction firms and property owners in Île-de-France
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About Chok'beton
CHOK'BETON provides diamond concrete sawing and coring, carbon-fibre structural reinforcement, robotic demolition and urban-furniture installation. It also handles load-bearing wall openings from structural study through cutting and reinforcement.
Customers include major construction companies, general contractors, engineering firms, public project owners, architects, property managers and individuals. The company was founded in 1996 and is based in Saint-Gratien; it covers eight departments in Île-de-France.
Product: Concrete sawing and coring, structural reinforcement, robotic demolition, urban-furniture installation and complete load-bearing wall opening services.
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