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A Code, adopted under the provisions of the Building Act, for the purpose of fixing construction standards to ensure quality construction work. The Construction Code is intended essentially to creators of plans and specifications (architects, engineers, technologists) and contractors.
02/05/2025
Fire safety is a major concern for co-ownership properties in Quebec. Among the protective devices, sprinkler systems play a crucial role. But when is their installation mandatory? And what best practices should be adopted, even when not legally required?...
10/01/2025
Wood fireplaces, appreciated for their charm and conviviality, are now raising major concerns in co-ownership buildings. Due to public health, environmental protection and safety issues, these installations must now comply with strict standards, such as those established by the Construction code. In addition, municipal regulations, particularly in Montreal, impose significant…...
14/07/2024
Our building has 34 indoor parking spaces, two of which are designated spaces for the disabled. These two sites were purchased from the developer by two co-owners owning an apartment. None of these co-owners are disabled. However, there is a co-owner who has recently become a person with reduced mobility…...
28/03/2024
Many co-ownerships (condominiums) have elevators because they are built vertically; occupants who live there especially the elderly or those have reduced mobility expect them to be in continuous operation. The concerned syndicates of co-owners are thus required to guarantee that the elevators are brought up to meet the required standards. Elevators must be kept in good…...