Michel Meillan
Electrical installation and maintenance services for residential and commercial properties in Hérault, France
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-07
About Michel Meillan
SARL Michel Meillan provides general electrical work, troubleshooting, installation and renovation, photovoltaic system and EV charger installation, and air-conditioning and ventilation services. Its work covers residential and commercial buildings.
The company serves households and businesses in Hérault and the wider Occitanie region. It is registered in Saint-André-de-Sangonis and was founded in 2010.
Product: Electrical installation and repair, photovoltaic systems, EV charging points, air conditioning, and ventilation services.
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