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Elevate Service Group, Inc. is a national facilities management and essential commercial services platform focused on consolidating and modernizing this fragmented sector. It offers a single point of contact to deliver a comprehensive suite of essential facility services including electrical, plumbing, equipment repair, recurring preventative maintenance, store renovations, and capital asset management. The firm also provides warehousing and inventory storage in proximity to client needs. It Services includes Electrical Services, Plumbing Services, Equipment Repair, Grease Traps, General Repair and Maintenance, Renovations and Build-Outs, Technology and Analytics, Preventative Maintenance and Asset Management and Growth Services. The company is headquarter in Toronto, Canada.
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