Le Breton Engineering
Compressed-air equipment sales, servicing and repairs for businesses across West Wales
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Le Breton Engineering
Le Breton Engineering supplies and fits air compressors and provides on-site servicing, maintenance and emergency breakdown support for compressors, dryers and pipework. It also surveys compressed-air systems to identify efficiency and energy-saving opportunities.
The company serves businesses across Pembrokeshire, Carmarthenshire and Ceredigion, supplying equipment from Mattei, Champion and Avelair. It is based in Pembrokeshire and was founded in 2012.
Product: Air compressor supply and installation, compressed-air system servicing and maintenance, emergency repairs, and efficiency surveys.
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