Veljekset Turpeinen
Earthworks and construction services for municipalities, industrial sites and businesses around Kotka, Finland
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About Veljekset Turpeinen
Veljekset Turpeinen Oy is a family-owned earthworks company serving the Kotka area. Its work is supported by modern machinery, and it also takes orders for aggregates.
Customers include nearby cities, municipalities, industrial communities and private businesses. The company has operated in the earthworks sector since 1953 and employs more than 30 earthworks professionals in addition to its owners. Its registered seat is Tavastila, Finland.
Product: Earthworks services and aggregate sales.
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