Les entreprises Raymond Désilets ltée
Renovation, construction and general workElectricians
Call · 450 659-8195La Prairie has 15 electrical companies; years licensed in La Prairie: 20 or more 4, 10 to 19 1, under 10 10.

Renovation, construction and general workElectricians
Call · 450 659-8195Electricians
Call · 450 907-6229Renovation, construction and general workElectriciansHeating, ventilation and air conditioningWood stoves and fireplaces
Call · 450 444-9174Electricians
Call · 450 659-6872Renovation, construction and general workElectriciansHeating, ventilation and air conditioningWood stoves and fireplaces
Call · 450 445-9477La Prairie, 15 electrical companies — under 5 years (8), 5 to 9 years (2), 10 to 19 years (1), 20 years or more (4). Median in La Prairie: 2021. Longest licensed in La Prairie: Les entreprises Raymond Désilets ltée (1984), Nicola Barile Entrepreneur Électricien inc. (1984) and 9059-7113 Québec inc. (2001). Newest: 14M Électrique inc. (August 17, 2026) and Toupin Électrique inc. (August 18, 2025).
Other trades in La Prairie: renovation (6), heating (3), stoves (3), new homes (1); single trade: 9 of 15. Subcategories in La Prairie: small buildings (6), any building (5), wood heating (3), home ventilation (3), steel (2), forced air (1). Bonds in La Prairie: 6 at $40,000, 9 at $20,000; 14 CMEQ licences. 8 have another name.
After 2000 in La Prairie: 36%, more than the 29% average; before 1981: 30%. Periods in La Prairie: before 1961 11%, 1961-1980 19%, 1981-2000 35%, after 2000 36%. 737 dwellings per electrician in La Prairie (Montréal 1,676).
First licences in La Prairie, by decade: 1980s (2), 2000s (2), 2010s (3), 2020s (8). 20 years or more: 27% of licences in La Prairie, 25% in Montréal. La Prairie: 1.4 electricians per 1,000 dwellings; town average 1.6, highest Mirabel (2.7), lowest Longueuil (0.7). Region of La Prairie: Montérégie, 775 electrical companies in all.
La Prairie rank: 21st of 26 towns, between L'Assomption (17) and Pointe-Claire (15). Close to La Prairie: Candiac (14), Brossard (33) and Montréal (629).
2 public construction tenders are open in La Prairie, according to SEAO and CanadaBuys as of November 5:
The tenders board · only the official notice counts.
According to the City of La Prairie, repairing, renovating or altering a house needs a building permit. Minor maintenance work does not need one if the foundations and load-bearing structure are not changed, the floor area and number of dwellings do not increase, the work is worth less than $5,000, and it is neither covered by a PIIA (architectural integration plan) nor located in the historic district: painting, replacing flooring, or replacing a window with one of the same size, for example. In the Vieux-La Prairie heritage site, all exterior work also needs an authorization from the Ministère de la Culture et des Communications, and in certain zones a PIIA must be approved before the permit. Many permit applications can be made online.
Official pages: Permit application (in French) ↗ · Municipal by-laws – permits and certificates (in French) ↗ · Printable checklist before you sign