G-Home
Land surveying and property services for property owners, architects and construction projects in Savoie and Isère, France
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-13
About G-Home
G-Home Expert is a surveyor practice providing land and building surveys, boundary setting, 3D surveys and building modelling. Its services also cover land division, condominium changes, property measurements, easements and neighbour disputes, including mediation.
The practice serves property owners and people working on construction, renovation and property development projects. It is headquartered in Crolles, France; the registry records its founding in 2018.
Product: Land and building surveying, property documentation, land division and mediation services.
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