HM-Action
Ventilation installation, cleaning and maintenance for property owners and industrial clients in southern Finland
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About HM-Action
HM-Action Oy provides ventilation installation, cleaning, maintenance, measurement and adjustment, duct cleaning, filter replacement and repair services. It undertakes renovation and new-build projects, including industrial sites, and can handle projects from design through implementation.
Its customers include property owners and industrial clients in southern Finland and the Helsinki metropolitan area. The company is based in Riihimäki and was founded in 1999.
Product: Ventilation contracting, installation, cleaning, measurement, adjustment and maintenance services.
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