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Active licences in RBQ data dated November 4, 2026 · official register ↗ · list order

Construction Manning inc.

✓ RBQ licence 5828-6113-01 · Baie-D'Urfé · Licensed since 2023

Renovation, construction and general workHeating, ventilation and air conditioningWood stoves and fireplacesConcrete and foundationsSeptic systemsWells and water pumps

Call · 514 457-5367

9219-8993 Québec inc.

✓ RBQ licence 5610-0233-01 · Montréal · Licensed since 2010

Renovation, construction and general workHeating, ventilation and air conditioningWood stoves and fireplacesMasonry

Call · 514 247-5393

Findécor Inc.

✓ RBQ licence 8350-9174-00 · Pointe-Claire · Licensed since 2007

Renovation, construction and general workHeating, ventilation and air conditioningWood stoves and fireplaces

Call · 514 966-0966

West Island by the numbers

West Island: years licensed, contractors

890 licensed companies in the West Island: under 5 years (396), 5 to 9 years (207), 10 to 19 years (181), 20 years or more (106). Median in the West Island: 2020. Longest licensed in the West Island: Les entreprises d'électricité G.G. Ltée (1984), C. Latendresse Inc. (1984) and Les Constructions Vittorio Lalli Inc. (1984). Newest: 14665015 Canada inc. (October 13, 2026) and 9395-3149 Québec inc. (October 1, 2026). West Island, licences per year: 2022 (70), 2023 (75), 2024 (71), 2025 (89), 2026 (83).

West Island: licences, contractors

West Island, trades: renovation (423), specialty (260), heating (144), electrical (112), stoves (91), septic (35), wells (33), plumbing (32), new homes (30), foundations (28), masonry (24), roofing (16). Subcategories in the West Island: any building (352), small buildings (317), electrical (112), home ventilation (102), wood heating (91), framing (47). Bonds in the West Island: 484 at $40,000, 406 at $20,000. 3 have “West” in their name, 315 another name.

Comparisons, West Island

First licences in the West Island, by decade: 1980s (25), 1990s (33), 2000s (85), 2010s (281), 2020s (466). 20 years or more: 12% of licences in the West Island, 17th of 22 areas (island: 15%).

Neighbours of West Island

West Island covers Pierrefonds-Roxboro, L’Île-Bizard–Sainte-Geneviève, Pointe-Claire, Kirkland, Dollard-des-Ormeaux, Beaconsfield, Baie-D’Urfé, Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue, Senneville and Dorval. With 890 licensed companies, West Island is 1st of 22 areas; Rivière-des-Prairies–Pointe-aux-Trembles (621) on either side. West Island share: 14% of 6,196 contractors.

West Island: city permits

West Island: 1,829 permits in 12 months, 93% residential. In West Island: 427 alterations, 27 new buildings, 15 demolitions, 105 pools, 803 tree removals, 452 other certificates. In the descriptions for West Island: 803 trees, 111 windows, 105 pools, 78 balconies and stairs. Trades named in the West Island: roofing 50, plumbing 130, heating 23, electrical 4. West Island comes 3rd of 19, near Mercier–Hochelaga-Maisonneuve (2,207), Ahuntsic-Cartierville (1,564). Highest 275 (June 2026), lowest 46 (February 2026). Counts Pierrefonds-Roxboro (1,396) and L’Île-Bizard–Sainte-Geneviève (433); the linked towns are not in these data.

Open tenders in the West Island (Montréal)

8 public construction tenders are open in the West Island (Montréal), according to SEAO and CanadaBuys as of November 4:

All 8 tenders in the West Island (Montréal) · only the official notice counts.

West Island: permits and rules

In the West Island, Pointe-Claire, Kirkland, Dollard-des-Ormeaux, Beaconsfield, Baie-D’Urfé, Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue, Senneville and Dorval issue their own permits: in Pointe-Claire, through the online platform or by email to the Urban Planning Department; in Kirkland, through the Urban Planning Department’s “Gestion des permis en ligne” portal, where the PIIA By-law (PIIA-2022-55) covers all zones; in Dorval, through the Urban Planning Department, with PIIA (site planning and architectural integration) approval required to build or extend any residence and any building along chemin du Bord-du-Lac. Pierrefonds-Roxboro and L’Île-Bizard–Sainte-Geneviève are boroughs of Montréal: the first governs its construction and extension projects with a PIIA by-law and an architectural guide, and in the second, applications are as a rule filed in person at the permit counter. According to the City of Montréal, lead water service lines are very unlikely in these two boroughs.

Other trades in the West Island

Painters — 11 companies in the West Island have “painting” or “painter” in their name.

Masonry — In the West Island, 24 companies; 6 have “mason” or “brick” in their name.

Concrete and foundations — 28 licence holders in the West Island, the first licence in 1984.

Wood stoves and fireplaces — 91 companies in the West Island; the oldest licence dates from 1984.

New home builders — 30 licence holders in the West Island, 19 with “construction” or “builder” in their name.

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