Kuisman Sora
Supplies and delivers gravel, aggregates and screened natural stone for construction and landscaping projects in Greater Helsinki
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About Kuisman Sora
Kuisman Sora supplies gravel products, aggregates, construction and landscaping stones, and screened natural stone. It operates its own screening and grading station and delivers materials using its own transport fleet.
Its customers include buyers needing materials for drainage, foundations, landscaping and other construction uses. The company serves the Helsinki metropolitan area and describes itself as a second-generation family business; it began operations in 1978. Registry records identify the company as founded in 1982 and headquartered in Nukari, Finland.
Product: Gravel products, aggregates and screened natural stone, with delivery.
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