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Call · 514 793-25213 roofing companies in Mont-Saint-Hilaire; licences from 2002 to August 12, 2019, median 2015.

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Largest group in Mont-Saint-Hilaire: 5 to 9 years, 1 of 3; 20 years or more (1), 10 to 19 years (1), 5 to 9 years (1), under 5 years (0). Median in Mont-Saint-Hilaire: 2015. Longest licensed in Mont-Saint-Hilaire: Toitures Jean-Pierre Dufour Inc. (2002), 9314-7403 Québec Inc. (2015) and Toiture Équinox inc. (2019). Newest: Toiture Équinox inc. (August 12, 2019) and 9314-7403 Québec Inc. (June 30, 2015).
Mont-Saint-Hilaire: 0 roofing companies with no other trade, 3 also work in specialty (3). Bonds in Mont-Saint-Hilaire: 3 at $20,000. 1 have another name.
Mont-Saint-Hilaire: 63% single-detached houses, 4,885 roofs. Periods in Mont-Saint-Hilaire: before 1961 11%, 1961-1980 27%, 1981-2000 29%, after 2000 33%. 2,590 dwellings per roofer in Mont-Saint-Hilaire (Montréal 10,885).
First licences in Mont-Saint-Hilaire, by decade: 2000s (1), 2010s (2). 20 years or more: 33% of licences in Mont-Saint-Hilaire, 31% in Montréal. Mont-Saint-Hilaire: 0.4 roofers per 1,000 dwellings; town average 0.4, highest Mirabel (1.1), lowest Saint-Bruno-de-Montarville (0). Region of Mont-Saint-Hilaire: Montérégie, 209 roofing companies in all.
Mont-Saint-Hilaire, 3 roofing companies: 20th of 26 towns; around it: Sainte-Thérèse (3) and Pointe-Claire (3). Close to Mont-Saint-Hilaire: Longueuil (19), Montréal (91) and Terrebonne (26).
One public construction tender is open in Mont-Saint-Hilaire, according to SEAO and CanadaBuys as of November 4:
The tenders board · only the official notice counts.
According to the City of Mont-Saint-Hilaire, construction, demolition or renovation are among the work that needs a permit or a certificate of authorization. Under its by-law, renovating a building needs a certificate of authorization, including replacing a balcony, gallery or chimney, and replacing doors and windows without changing their size; changing that size or adding such an element is a transformation, which needs a building permit. Before applying, check whether approval of a PIIA (architectural integration plan) is needed. You can apply online, and the permit or certificate must be posted where it can be seen. Even if the contractor obtains the permit on the owner’s behalf, the owner remains solely responsible for the project.
Official pages: Permit or certificate applications (in French) ↗ · By-law 1362 on the administration of planning by-laws (in French) ↗ · Printable checklist before you sign