Fillastre
Commercial and industrial refrigeration, heat pump and air-conditioning services for businesses and households in southwestern France
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Fillastre
Fillastre sells, installs, commissions, maintains and repairs commercial and industrial refrigeration equipment, heat pumps and air-conditioning systems. It also offers heating and renewable-energy services and rents refrigerated containers.
Its customers include businesses and private households. The company serves areas around Agen and across the Grand Sud-Ouest region of France.
Founded in 1992, Fillastre is based in Lafox, France.
Product: Sales, installation, commissioning, maintenance and repair of refrigeration, heat pump and air-conditioning systems, plus refrigerated-container rental.
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