H & M Strini goes onlineLocals show the world what they can do
By Antony Svasek - 2nd November 2000 - Back to News Tell us your opinion See what others have said Local business empires tell the world wide web to move over and make room. There is plenty more talent coming from Gippsland.
H & M Strini have just launched their new site. Though only a one-pager, the website demonstrates all that they have to offer.
H & M Strini offers the application of 45 years experience and the promise of an intellect that has grown with technological innovation.
Understanding that the business world is now click and mortar, H & M Strini are building themselves a name that is accessible to the global community.
Check it out here.
For big or small jobs for everyday people, schools and businesses, in industrial, commercial and residential work, H & M Strini are the people for the task.
Source: http://gippsland.com/ Published by: office@messenger.com.au
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