Painting workshop in Bochum for painting and varnishing work as well as scaffolding
Haasen GmbH
BochumNew on Amplifa
About Haasen GmbH
Haasen GmbH is a painting business in Bochum in the Ruhr area, whose roots go back to the founding of the first painting business by the Haasen family around 1850. The business has been carried on by several generations since then and today operates as a GmbH. The team comprises 24 employees, of whom 14 journeymen, 6 apprentices and 1 foreman work in the production area, along with 2 office staff. This staffing level enables the company to respond flexibly to customer requests and enquiries. In addition to painting and varnishing work, the company offers scaffolding; the vehicle fleet includes one scaffolding truck, five vans and one service vehicle. The Bochum premises include a 330 m² workshop as well as 90 m² of office space.
- Site
- Bochum
- Processes
- Scaffolding (scaffolding truck in the vehicle fleet)
- Materials
- Painting and varnishing work, Scaffolding
- Certificates
- Painters' and Varnishers' Guild Bochum (membership)
- Founded
- 1850
- Employees
- 24
- Industries
- Painting and varnishing trade
- 01
Quotation and consultation
- 02
Scaffolding
- 03
Painting and varnishing work
- 04
Acceptance
Services and Processes
Painting and varnishing work
Execution of painting and coating work in the painting and varnishing trade.
Scaffolding
Assembly and dismantling of working scaffolds, among other things with its own scaffolding truck in the vehicle fleet.
Location
Bochum
DEOperation with workshop and office
- Materials
- Painting and varnishing work, scaffolding
- Scaffolding truck
- 5 vans
- 1 service vehicle
Inside the production
Industries
Additional services
Quality
The business strives to carry out all work quickly, reliably and always in good quality; this is stated as the company's primary objective.
| Evidence | Bochum |
|---|---|
| Painters' and Varnishers' Guild Bochum (membership) |
History
- 1850
Founding of the first painting business by the Haasen family; since then carried on over several generations with brief interruptions