JD Terrassement
Earthmoving, demolition and site-preparation services for households, businesses and local authorities in and around Sézanne, France
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About JD Terrassement
JD Terrassement provides earthmoving, demolition, land preparation and site-development services, including agricultural and vineyard access roads, drainage, platforms and aggregate sales.
Its customers include households, businesses and local authorities. The company also serves agricultural and viticultural projects in and around Sézanne.
JD Terrassement is headquartered in Sézanne and was founded in 2020.
Product: Earthmoving, demolition, land development, drainage and aggregate sales.
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