Finding a mason in Saint-Georges
Looking for a mason in Saint-Georges? 1 of the 15 companies on the list work in this trade only; the others are also listed in other trades: renovation, construction and general work (14), heating, ventilation and air conditioning (14) and wood stoves and fireplaces (14).
In the Chaudière-Appalaches region, 70 companies work in this trade across 31 cities; Saint-Georges has 15 of them (2nd).
The RBQ numbers: masonry in Saint-Georges
15companies with an active licence
0new licences in 90 daysnone in the last 30 days
5have held their licence for 10 years or more33% · the oldest since 1985
14have a $40,000 licence bondand 1 at $20,000 · may compensate a client under RBQ rules
- All of them have a published phone number: you can call them directly.
- Most common subcategories: 4.1 Masonry structures (15), 10 Solid-fuel space heating (wood stoves, fireplaces) (14), 1.2 Small buildings (14), 1.3 Buildings of all kinds (14).
On this page: Renovation permits in Saint-Georges
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Open data of the Régie du bâtiment du Québec as of November 3, 2026, updated every night.
Required licence, issuing body and subcategories for this trade: Masonry in Greater Montréal.
Homes in Saint-Georges (2021 Census)
15,415households in a private dwelling
40%of dwellings built before 1981including 14% before 1961
62%of households own their home
55%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 Saint-Georges
In Saint-Georges, except for painting, most construction and renovation work first needs a building permit or a certificate of authorization: building, altering or enlarging a building, and renovating or repairing a structure (asphalt shingles, windows, interior and exterior renovation). For the most common work, you can apply online. Questions go to the Planning Department; to meet its staff, you need an appointment.
Official pages: Building and renovation permits (in French) ↗ · Printable checklist before you sign
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