GLM Reparations
Repair and maintenance services for construction and public-works equipment used by contractors and construction firms
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-07
About GLM Reparations
GLM Réparations repairs and maintains construction and public-works machinery, including excavators, loaders, aerial lifts, trucks, compressors and forklifts. Services include hydraulic, mechanical, electrical and pneumatic repairs, troubleshooting, engine reconditioning and workshop repairs.
The company serves businesses that operate construction equipment and provides repair, breakdown assistance, maintenance and servicing for machines of all brands. It was founded in 2010 and is based in Provin, France.
Product: Repair, breakdown assistance, maintenance and reconditioning for construction and public-works equipment.
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