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Mertech Ltd

Arram, United Kingdom

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Mertech Ltd is an electrical installation service based in Beverley, East Yorkshire, since 2010. The company offers services for both private and commercial customers, including the installation of electric vehicle charging devices under the OZEV program. Mertech Ltd is NICEIC certified and CompEx certified, confirming their ability to carry out electrical work in explosive atmospheres. They service various ship and plant types and work with brands and manufacturers not explicitly named. The company holds certificates and classes from NICEIC and CompEx. Mertech Ltd offers its services throughout England, not just in East Yorkshire.

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