Maanrakennusliike P. Karttunen
Earthworks contractor for rail, street, road and municipal infrastructure projects in Joensuu, Finland
About Maanrakennusliike P. Karttunen
Maanrakennusliike P. Karttunen Oy is an earthworks contractor that carries out rail, street, road and municipal engineering work. The company states that its results rest on experienced staff and modern equipment.
It operates as a contracting services business.
The business was founded in 1967 and took its current form in 1991, when the next generation of the family joined the company. Its headquarters is in Joensuu, Finland. The website is published in Finnish only.
Product: Earthworks and civil engineering contracting for rail, street, road and municipal infrastructure.
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