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Call · 450 444-4777In La Prairie, the RBQ register lists 7 companies holding subcategory 3.1 (concrete structures) or 2.6 (piles and special foundations). The oldest of these licences dates from 1984.

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In La Prairie, four companies have held a licence for at least twenty years and just one for under five. The median licence year in La Prairie is 2005. The oldest licences in La Prairie belong to Constructions R.D.J. inc. (1984), R. Langlois Construction (1986) inc. (1987) and 9066-1893 Québec inc. (1998). In La Prairie, the most recent are those of 9066-1893 Québec inc. (October 16, 1998) and R. Langlois Construction (1986) inc. (April 8, 1987).
Among the companies in La Prairie, six hold concrete structures (3.1) and four piles and special foundations (2.6). For La Prairie, three have both subcategories. In La Prairie, four also do excavation (2.5). Among the companies in La Prairie, five also hold a general contractor licence (1.2 or 1.3), among them Construction JFL Inc. and G.C. Groupe Couture Entrepreneur Général & Spécialisé Inc. For La Prairie, just one declares no other trade; the others mostly name renovation (five). In La Prairie, the bond is $40,000 for six of them and $20,000 for just one. Among the companies in La Prairie, the most frequent bond providers are the ACQ (two) and the APCHQ (two).
By 1981, 30% of today’s dwellings in La Prairie had already been built. In La Prairie, about one dwelling in 9 predates 1961. Construction since 2001 accounts for 36% of the dwellings.
In La Prairie, four of these companies got their first licence before 2010, three since. In La Prairie, that is 0.6 of these companies per thousand dwellings. This puts La Prairie 17th of the 25 towns around Montréal. The administrative region (Montérégie) has 416, 2% of them in La Prairie.
La Prairie holds the 21st place of 26 (Montréal and 25 towns) for concrete and foundations; next to it in the ranking are Mont-Saint-Hilaire (7) and Vaudreuil-Dorion (6). The closest towns are Brossard (22), Montréal (296) and Longueuil (31).