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Medical Equipment Repair

Bolts and Volts

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Bolts and Volts

Winnipeg, MB R2M 2H9

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About This Business

Bolts & Volts provides industrial and commercial machinery repair, including working with equipment manuals. The company assists clients with diagnosing and fixing machinery issues.

Years in Business: 27

Products and Services

Commercial Machinery Repair, Equipment Repair, Industrial Machinery Repair

Business Details

Local BBB:
BBB Central Canada serving Manitoba, NW Ontario, Saskatchewan, Northwest Territories and Nunavut
BBB File Opened:
12/8/2003
Business Started:
1/4/1999
Business Started Locally:
26/8/1999
Type of Entity:
Sole Proprietorship
Business Management:
Mr. Bill Clarke, Owner/Operator

Additional Contact Information

Principal Contacts
Mr. Bill Clarke, Owner/Operator
Customer Contacts
Mr. Bill Clarke, Owner/Operator
Additional Email Addresses
Primary: Email this Business

Additional Information

Business Categories
Medical Equipment Repair

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