General contractor in Île-Perrot

An island, two bridges, and logistics.

Custom builds, major renovations and home additions. RBQ licence 5865995401.

Working on an island.

L’Île-Perrot is a small city on the island of the same name, between Montreal and Vaudreuil. Everything that reaches a job site here crosses a bridge, and that gets planned. The territory is almost entirely residential, with single-family houses built mostly between 1970 and 2000.

In practice, working on the island means fewer round trips and more material ordered ahead. Several of our employees live in the area, so days start on site instead of starting on the 20. For a kitchen or a bathroom, that gives you full weeks instead of half-days lost on the road.

What we do in Île-Perrot.

  • Finished bathroom: walk-in shower in marble-look tile, freestanding tub.
    Bathroom
  • New kitchen with white cabinets, centre island and appliances installed.
    Kitchen
  • Carpenters raising the roof trusses of an addition under construction.
    Home addition
  • Finished room in light wood, cathedral ceiling and a window onto the lake.
    Interior finishing
  • Finished façade: stone veneer, white cladding, roofing and wood columns.
    Exterior cladding
  • Large-format tile going in on the floor and walls, room being finished.
    Tile and flooring
  • Exposed heavy timber framing forming the gable of a custom roof.
    Other custom work

A project that is not on the list? Write to us, and we will tell you right away whether it is in our wheelhouse.

What people in Île-Perrot ask us.

Does being on the island slow a project down?

No, provided deliveries are planned. We group orders rather than multiplying trips, and the material is on site before the crew demolishes anything. Having part of the team living in the area helps a great deal with that.

Do you build new?

Yes, as much as we renovate. Custom building and home additions are two of our three main kinds of project, the third being major renovation.

Do you work outside your territory?

It happens. The territory shown is where we go without question. Anywhere else in Greater Montreal, write to us with your address and we will give you a yes or a no quickly.

How long does a project take?

It depends on the scope and on what we find once things are open. We give a schedule once the plan is settled, and we tell you when something moves it. A timeline announced before the plan is a made-up timeline.

We also work here.

A project in Île-Perrot?

Tell us what you have in mind. We will call you back.