Masonry Rules and Regulations in Saint-Laurent
Your Complete Guide to Masonry Work
Permits and Certificates: Essential for Safety
In Saint-Laurent, ensuring the safety of constructions and citizens is paramount. Before commencing any masonry work, obtaining a permit or authorization certificate is crucial. This step ensures your projects comply with local standards.
Types of Work Requiring Authorization
- Construction and Modifications: Any project involving new construction, expansion, transformation, or relocation requires authorization.
- Roofing and Antennas: Work on flat or low-slope roofs, as well as antenna installations, are subject to regulation.
- External Mechanical Devices: Installing devices such as heat pumps or external ventilation systems must be authorized.
- Exterior Modifications: Any changes to the exterior of your building, including windows, doors, and sidings, require a permit.
- Parking and Loading Spaces: Their construction or redesign is regulated.
- Pools and Spas: The installation or relocation of private pools and spas is subject to authorization.
Client Responsibility: Compliance and Neighborhood Relations
It's important to emphasize that the responsibility to ensure compliance with rules and obtaining permits rests with you, our client. This also includes securing your neighbors' agreement when necessary. At Maçonnerie Montréal, we are here to guide and assist you in these processes, but the ultimate responsibility lies with you.
Other Works and Specific Regulations
- Tree Felling and Landscaping: These activities, even on private land, may require a permit.
- Land Use and Buildings: Any change in land use or buildings must be approved.
- Decontamination and Excavation: These works are regulated and may require specific authorizations.
Implementation and Architectural Integration Plan (PIIA)
Some works may be subject to a PIIA. For more information, consult the dedicated sheet on the city's website.
Information and Warnings
For any questions, contact 311 or visit ville.montreal.qc.ca/saint-laurent/infofiches. Note that specific provisions not mentioned here may apply. For official and complete information, refer to the regulatory texts.
Public Domain Occupation
Works involving the use of public space, such as the installation of containers or debris chutes, require a public domain occupation permit. Consult the specific regulations for more details.
At Maçonnerie Montréal, we are committed to providing you with quality service while ensuring that your projects comply with the standards and regulations in force in Saint-Laurent. Your safety and satisfaction are our top priorities.