Hakkuuhaukat
Family-run mechanised timber harvesting in Hamina, Miehikkälä, Virolahti and Kouvola, Finland
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About Hakkuuhaukat
Hakkuuhaukat Oy is a family company that provides mechanised timber harvesting (koneellinen puunkorjuu). The family has more than 40 years of experience in timber harvesting.
The company works mainly in the Hamina, Miehikkälä, Virolahti and Kouvola areas. It employs ten people full-time and also works with two sub-entrepreneurs.
Hakkuuhaukat Oy was founded in 2009 and is registered in Hamina, Finland, where its base is located.
Product: Mechanised timber harvesting (koneellinen puunkorjuu) services.
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