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Een sterke en betrouwbare partner voor elk integraal en duurzaam bouwproces. Dat is Van der Sluis Technische Bedrijven. De ruim tachtig jaar oude onderneming heeft door de jaren heen een bijdrage geleverd aan de bouw of renovatie van woningen, bedrijve...
Kamperzeedijk 107, 8281 PD, Genemuiden, Netherlands
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Horrible company, they installed floors and air-water system in my house, made a lot of mistakes in connections between floor heating to the control units; 6 month I had to wait for repair, then that send a colleague who does not know the system and does not have tools, and then extremely inflexible in planning fixing their own mistakes as administrative and technical!
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