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Electricians in Saint-Laurent (Montréal)

Saint-Laurent has 66 electrical companies; years licensed in Saint-Laurent: 20 or more 18, 10 to 19 18, under 10 30.

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Active licences in RBQ data dated November 3, 2026 · official register ↗ · list order

Allard & Émond inc.

✓ RBQ licence 5588-4639-01 · Montréal · Licensed since 2009

Renovation, construction and general workElectriciansHeating, ventilation and air conditioningWood stoves and fireplacesWells and water pumps

Call · 514 332-6666

Siemens Canada limitée

✓ RBQ licence 8230-6721-56 · Montréal · Licensed since 2000

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

Call · 514 374-0044

SCV Enercor inc.

✓ RBQ licence 5581-3083-01 · Montréal · Licensed since 2008

Renovation, construction and general workElectriciansPlumbersHeating, ventilation and air conditioning

Call · 514 260-9948

9348-2305 Québec inc.

✓ RBQ licence 5732-0145-01 · Montréal · Licensed since 2017

Renovation, construction and general workElectriciansPlumbersHeating, ventilation and air conditioning

Call · 514 995-2532

Rénovations Olymbec inc.

✓ RBQ licence 8114-2051-04 · Montréal · Licensed since 2013

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

Call · 514 344-3334

ABB inc.

✓ RBQ licence 2919-4883-50 · Montréal · Licensed since 2003

Renovation, construction and general workElectricians

Call · 514 949-1282

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Saint-Laurent by the numbers

Saint-Laurent: years licensed, electricians

Saint-Laurent, 66 electrical companies — under 5 years (18), 5 to 9 years (12), 10 to 19 years (18), 20 years or more (18). Median in Saint-Laurent: 2014. Longest licensed in Saint-Laurent: Inter-Provinciale électrique ltée (1984), Double E Électrique Inc. (1984) and Les entreprises d'électricité Bouillé inc. (1984). Newest: ZAVO Électrique inc. (October 5, 2026) and Prime Volt Électrique Inc. (July 6, 2026).

Saint-Laurent: licences, electricians

Other trades in Saint-Laurent: renovation (23), heating (12), stoves (5), plumbing (5); single trade: 40 of 66. Subcategories in Saint-Laurent: any building (21), small buildings (12), refrigeration (7), ventilation (7), home ventilation (6), instrumentation (6). Bonds in Saint-Laurent: 25 at $40,000, 41 at $20,000; 62 CMEQ licences. 35 have another name.

Comparisons, Saint-Laurent

First licences in Saint-Laurent, by decade: 1980s (10), 1990s (3), 2000s (8), 2010s (25), 2020s (20). 20 years or more: 27% of licences in Saint-Laurent, 11th of 22 areas (island: 25%).

Neighbours of Saint-Laurent

Saint-Laurent covers Saint-Laurent. Saint-Laurent rank: 2nd of 22 areas, between West Island (112) and Rivière-des-Prairies–Pointe-aux-Trembles (58). Saint-Laurent share: 11% of 627 electricians.

Permits issued, Saint-Laurent

Electrical work in Saint-Laurent: 10 of 1,142 permits, 1%. By keyword, Saint-Laurent: service entries, panels 2. Electrical work: 1% in Saint-Laurent, 1% across Montréal. In all, Saint-Laurent: 1,142 permits, 458 of them alterations. In the ranking, Saint-Laurent is 2nd of 19 (Mercier–Hochelaga-Maisonneuve (56), Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie (9)). Peak in Saint-Laurent: 4 in May 2026; low: 0 in September 2026.

Open tenders in Saint-Laurent (Montréal)

One public construction tender is open in Saint-Laurent (Montréal), according to SEAO and CanadaBuys as of November 3:

The tenders board · only the official notice counts.

Saint-Laurent: permits and rules

In Saint-Laurent, the borough runs its own Assistant-permis microsite with information sheets and forms, plus an Info-zonage tool giving the standards that apply to an address. Applications can be sent online, by email (except building permits), by mail or in person at the permit counter. Projects subject to PIIA (site planning and architectural integration) review or a minor variance are analysed by a planning advisor before going to the Urban Planning Advisory Committee.

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