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General Contractor / Plan Design
Copyright when designing with Plan Maison Québec
Plan Maison Québec est une firme de technologue en architecture spécialisé en conception de plans de maison, de chalet et de garage.
The 5 steps to make a construction or a renovation plan
We have already seen together in a previous episode how to prepare yourself before the first interview with your technologist. Now you are ready to meet him, and you don't really know what awaits you next. So, I'm going to help you see things more clearly, because today, I'm talking to you about the 5 steps of designing your construction or renovation plan. Step 1: The first meeting with your technologist to make a construction plan During this first meeting, your technologis
The different services we offer at Plan Maison Québec
Plan Maison Québec est une firme de technologue en architecture spécialisé en conception de plans de maison, de chalet et de garage.
How to read a construction plan?
A construction plan is first of all a representation of the space seen from above, as if the roof had been removed from the building. It is
The first meeting with your architectural technologist
That's it, you have decided to build or renovate your house and you are now looking to have your plans drawn up. In order to avoid numerous delays and unforeseen events, we will help you facilitate your procedures in the different stages of your project. Today, I will explain to you how to prepare for your first interview with your architectural technologist? 1. The rules of your municipality In the case of a new construction project Unless you are building a structure of les
Insulation between floors and the acoustics of your home - learn more
In a house, cottage, or converted garage, sound insulation between floors plays a vital role in ensuring peace and quiet, well-being, and the long-term value of the building. In Quebec, homeowners are increasingly seeking solutions to reduce noise between floors, improve energy efficiency, and guarantee superior living comfort.
How to manage major unforeseen events (mold, damaged structure) during a renovation
When you plan renovations for your house, cottage, or garage with PlanMaisonQuébec, you often anticipate well-defined steps: demolition, preparation, execution, finishing. However, despite all your preparation, there is always the risk of major unforeseen events: water infiltration that has caused mold, a weakened or altered structure, fragile foundations, etc.
Extension to a floor or width: comparison of costs, floor constraints and choices to make
When it comes to expanding their home—whether it's a house, cottage, or garage—many homeowners are torn between two major options: expanding vertically (adding a floor) or expanding horizontally (in width). This choice isn't purely aesthetic: it involves significant differences in terms of cost, technical constraints, foundation and soil requirements, building permits, and architectural integration.
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