S. Poirot
Timber framing, roofing and wood construction services for public and private building projects in the Vosges region
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-06
About S. Poirot
S. POIROT provides timber framing, roofing, timber-frame construction, extensions and roof renovation services.
The company serves public and private building projects, including individual homes and renovations, and advises clients on construction and renovation work. Its team includes specialised carpentry and roofing tradespeople.
Based in La Baffe, France, S. POIROT was founded in 2012 and has 10–19 employees. Its stated business experience spans more than 40 years.
Product: Timber framing, roofing, timber-frame construction, building extensions and roof renovation.
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