Logicobois
Builds custom timber-frame homes and buildings for households and organizations in Pas-de-Calais, France
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-07
About Logicobois
Logicobois manufactures and builds timber-frame homes, and provides extensions, renovations, insulation and general building work. It produces timber-frame walls at its Saint-Omer site and has an in-house design office.
Its projects serve individual homeowners and include offices, housing, schools, medical practices and public buildings. The company says it manages work directly without subcontracting and provides end-to-end project support.
Founded in 2011, Logicobois is based in Saint-Omer, France.
Product: Custom timber-frame homes and buildings, plus extensions, renovation, insulation and general construction services.
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