Bathroom renovations
Full gut renovations and targeted updates.
Island of Montreal
Single-family houses and duplexes from the 1920s through the 1960s, generous backyards by Montreal-island standards.
Permits, plainly
The Côte-des-Neiges-Notre-Dame-de-Grâce borough requires permits for plumbing, electrical, and structural changes, and a heritage review applies on Sherbrooke West and a few designated streets. We map which parts of your project need a permit and pull them as your general contractor.
1920 to 1960
Typical home era
5788-2326-01
Permits under RBQ licence
What these homes usually need
Bathroom rebuilds, kitchen reconfigurations, basement finishing for legal income suites, full-house refresh on inheritance properties.
Four trades
Full gut renovations and targeted updates.
Layouts planned around how you cook.
Waterproofing, framing and finishes, turn-key.
Paver patios, walkways, plantings and drainage.
Before you start
Yes. As your general contractor we file and pull the permits your project needs through the borough office, and we build to the approved plans.
We phase an occupied house one room at a time and keep a working bathroom or kitchen running until the new one is finished.
Only in parts. On the designated heritage streets, like Sherbrooke West, exterior changes go through review; elsewhere in Notre-Dame-de-Grâce it is standard permits. Either way we keep facade work inside what is allowed and flag anything that needs sign-off.
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Next step
We visit the site and send a fixed-scope quote in writing.