Maestro Construction
Construction of individual homes and multi-unit housing for project owners in Nice and the surrounding area
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Maestro Construction
Maestro Construction builds individual homes and multi-unit housing. Its services cover pre-construction planning and design, site logistics, safety, quality control, scheduling, launch and accounting.
The company works with project owners to develop construction projects and provides construction advice. Its registered headquarters is in Nice, France; it was founded in 1998.
Product: Residential construction and pre-construction services, including project development, design, site logistics and quality control.
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