CRC Batiment
Interior and exterior renovation and building work for households and businesses in Île-de-France
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-07
About CRC Batiment
CRC Bâtiment carries out interior and exterior renovation, including façade work and building extensions. Services include bathroom and kitchen renovations, interior design, and work on commercial premises.
Its customers include households and businesses such as hotels, shops, and medical practices. The company is based in Gennevilliers and was founded in 2008.
Product: Renovation, façade, interior fit-out, and building extension services.
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