Kuljetus Timo Salo
Timber, construction-element and oversized-load transport services for freight customers in Finland
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About Kuljetus Timo Salo
Kuljetus Timo Salo Oy is a family-run transport company based in Nastola, Finland. It transports raw timber, construction elements and oversized loads using its own fleet and drivers.
Its operating area is mainly southern and central Finland, with freight routes extending between Hanko and Oulu. The family business passed to the fourth generation in spring 2020 and the company was founded in 1980.
Product: Road freight transport for raw timber, construction elements and oversized loads.
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