Techniques Batiment
Industrial building construction and renovation, reinforced concrete, and technical flooring for commercial clients across France
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Techniques Batiment
Techniques-Bâtiment constructs, renovates and extends industrial buildings, and builds or reinforces reinforced-concrete structures. Its services also include technical floor coverings and tiling, including waterjet cutting and complex layout plans.
The company serves automotive dealerships, architects and other professionals, undertaking projects across France. It is based in Gaye and has operated since 1998.
Product: Industrial building construction, renovation and extensions; reinforced-concrete structures; and technical flooring and tiling.
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