Boileau Electric & Pole Line
Electrical contractor with its office on Airport Way, handling residential and commercial electrical work plus pole line, generators and sports field lighting. Serves Maple Ridge, Surrey and Coquitlam.
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Home services groups the trades that keep a house and lot in order, and the work here is shaped by the ground it sits on. Most of the city is flat floodplain kept dry by dikes, pump stations and ditches, so drainage and grading matter. Housing ranges from established blocks in Somerset to newer builds in South Bonson and acreages in Pitt Polder, and a trade used to one is not always used to the others.
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Electrical contractor with its office on Airport Way, handling residential and commercial electrical work plus pole line, generators and sports field lighting. Serves Maple Ridge, Surrey and Coquitlam.
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General contractor based on Bonson Road, working on whole home, kitchen, bathroom and basement renovations, additions, tenant improvements, decks, driveways, window replacement and siding. Trading since 2013.
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