Finding an accessibility lift installer in Alma
In Alma, one company holds an active RBQ licence for installing an accessibility lift, according to RBQ data dated November 4, 2026.
In the Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean region, 7 companies work in this trade across 7 cities; Alma has 1 of them (3rd).
The RBQ numbers: accessibility lifts in Alma
1companies with an active licence
0new licences in 90 daysnone in the last 30 days
1have a $40,000 licence bondmay compensate a client under RBQ rules
- All of them have a published phone number: you can call them directly.
- Most common subcategories: 10 Solid-fuel space heating (wood stoves, fireplaces) (1), 16 Electrical work (1), 1.2 Small buildings (1), 1.3 Buildings of all kinds (1).
On this page: Renovation permits in Alma
Open data of the Régie du bâtiment du Québec as of November 4, 2026, updated every night.
Required licence, issuing body and subcategories for this trade: Accessibility lifts in Greater Montréal.
Homes in Alma (2021 Census)
13,815households in a private dwelling
60%of dwellings built before 1981including 25% before 1961
66%of households own their home
52%of dwellings are single-detached houses
Source: Statistics Canada, 2021 Census, table 98-10-0233-01 (25% sample, rounded counts), Statistics Canada Open Licence.
Renovation permits in Alma
According to the City of Alma, some work does not need a permit: interior painting, exterior painting (unless the house is in a heritage neighbourhood), adding or replacing gutters, adding a heat pump or an air conditioner, replacing plumbing fixtures, and repair work. Building or renovation permits are applied for online. For every project, the City asks for the cost of the work, the contractors and the planned start and end dates; interior remodelling also needs a construction plan, and all plans must be to scale.
Official pages: Online permit applications (in French) ↗ · Documents required for a permit (in French) ↗ · Printable checklist before you sign
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