In Canada's vast architectural landscape, the traditional house occupies a prominent place, particularly in Quebec. This type of housing embodies much more than a simple style: it's a true design philosophy, a balance between the architectural heritage of the past, intelligent adaptation to the local climate, and a quest for comfort and durability.

At Plan Maison Québec, we know that every construction or renovation project is much more than just a construction site: it's a lifelong dream, a vision to be realized, and often, a considerable investment. Thanks to the Canada Greener Homes Grant, you now have the opportunity to make your residential projects more affordable while making a sustainable and energy-efficient choice.

At Plan Maison Québec, we assist hundreds of clients each year with their construction and renovation projects. Unfortunately, even with careful preparation, work can sometimes be poorly executed, poorly finished, or not up to expectations. This situation often raises concerns, stress, and, above all, legal questions: What should you do? What are your rights? Who should you contact?

The rustic charm and authenticity of log cabins make wooden cabins a popular option in Quebec. Whether you dream of building a lakeside cottage or renovating an older building, understanding the lifespan of a log cabin is essential. At Plan Maison Québec, we support our clients in designing construction and renovation plans that take into account the durability of materials and the demands of the Quebec climate.

For many, a cottage represents a haven of peace, a place of renewal in the heart of Quebec's natural surroundings. With changing needs—whether it's permanent remote working, a growing family, or simply the desire for added comfort—expanding your cottage is an excellent option. However, this type of project cannot be improvised. It requires technical knowledge, careful planning, and professional support.

When you're considering expanding your home, whether it's adding a new bedroom, a garage, or expanding your living room, several factors must be considered to ensure the project is carried out in the best possible conditions. Plan Maison Québec, an expert in designing house, cottage, and garage plans, guides you through the various steps to successfully complete your expansion efficiently and safely.

At Plan Maison Québec, experts in designing plans for construction and renovation projects for houses, cottages, and garages in Canada, we know that a two-story house can be an excellent choice for those looking to maximize living space while optimizing land use. This article explores in depth the advantages and disadvantages of a two-story house to help you make an informed decision before beginning your construction project.

Building or renovating a house, cottage, or garage is a major adventure, often a lifetime project. In Quebec, a rigorous legal framework has been put in place to protect consumers and regulate the practices of contractors in the construction industry. This framework is notably represented by the Régie du bâtiment du Québec (RBQ) license, an essential tool for occupant safety, work quality, and client legal protection.