TLN Nettoyage
High-access window and façade cleaning for commercial, industrial and sensitive sites in the Lyon region
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About TLN Nettoyage
TLN Nettoyage provides window and façade cleaning, including work at height and on sites with complex access requirements. Its methods include mobile elevating work platforms, spider lifts and water-fed poles.
It serves commercial, industrial and sensitive sites, including public- and private-sector organizations. The company is based in Saint-Bonnet-de-Mure and serves the Lyon region; the website describes the business as operating since 1979, while registry facts give a founding date of 1993.
Product: Window and façade cleaning at height, using lifts and water-fed poles.
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