Kuljetus Silvola
Road transport and storage services for businesses, industry and individuals in the Helsinki metropolitan area
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About Kuljetus Silvola
Kuljetus Silvola provides road transport and storage services, including ADR transport, express deliveries, general cargo and trade-fair transport. It handles dangerous goods across ADR classes 1–9, including radioactive materials.
Its transport services serve businesses and industry in Helsinki, Espoo and Vantaa. Storage is offered to businesses and individuals in Helsinki, with pallet spaces and storage units.
Kuljetus Silvola Oy is based in Helsinki and was founded in 1990.
Product: Road transport, dangerous-goods transport and storage services.
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