MC Renov
Painting and flooring contractor for private homes, professionals and social landlords in Seine-Maritime and Eure
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-06
About MC Renov
MC Renov is a family-run French company specialising in painting and floor covering. Its services include parquet, vinyl and tile flooring, painting, wallpaper, plasterboard installation with wall and ceiling finishing, and tiling and wall tiles.
It works for private individuals and for professionals. It also carries out housing rehabilitation for social landlords (bailleurs sociaux) in Seine-Maritime and Eure. The company sells installation and renovation work.
MC Renov was founded in 2013 and is based in Saint-Jean-du-Cardonnay, France, where it is registered as an SAS with 10 to 19 employees.
Product: Parquet, vinyl and tile flooring, painting, wallpaper, plasterboard and tiling installation services.
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