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Call · 514 594-89366 companies holding subcategory 1.1.1 or 1.1.2 (new residential buildings covered by a guarantee plan) have an address in Anjou. Five of them have “construction” or “builder” in their name.

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Call · 514 500-1165In Anjou, two companies have at least twenty years of licence; just one has fewer than five. For Anjou, two have held one for ten to nineteen years, just one for five to nine. In Anjou, the median licence here dates from 2013. Among the companies in Anjou, the longest-held licences are those of Di Lillo Construction Ltée (1984), Maxco Construction inc. (2006) and Construction Savco inc. (2013). For Anjou, the latest arrivals are Gestion Noblek inc. (November 27, 2025) and Construction Kamo inc. (February 19, 2019).
For Anjou, six are in class I (1.1.1) and five in class II (1.1.2). In Anjou, six can also build buildings of all kinds (1.3). Among the companies in Anjou, all declare another trade; they mostly name renovation (six). For Anjou, all of them have a $40,000 bond. In Anjou, the most frequent bond providers are the APCHQ (four) and the FACCQ (just one).
Among the companies in Anjou, since 2010, four companies have joined the two licensed earlier. With 33% of licences twenty years and older, Anjou ranks 3rd of the island’s 22 areas.
Anjou includes Anjou. In the new homes ranking, Anjou is 11th of the island’s 22 areas, beside Mercier–Hochelaga-Maisonneuve (6) and NDG (6). Anjou holds 3% of the island’s 189 companies on this list.
In Anjou, 19 of the 393 permits issued in twelve months are for a new building. The same period counts 2 demolition permits. Anjou ranks 9th of the 19 areas the City publishes data for.
Source: Ville de Montréal, “Permis de construction, transformation et démolition”, open data, CC BY 4.0 · permits issued October 27, 2025 to October 26, 2026 · dataset updated October 29, 2026 · trades counted from the work descriptions.