Reconstruction after disaster major losses

Complex cases. Tight deadlines. Multiple stakeholders.
We take charge and stay on course.

Our Added Value

Project Manager

A single point of contact

From assessment to delivery, a project manager coordinates everything—from stakeholders and communications to decision-making.

Risk Management

Unexpected events without any setbacks

Every change is documented and reported as soon as it occurs. No unannounced surprises.

Reporting

Transparent Tracking

Regular reports, photos, and costs by phase. You receive the information without having to go looking for it.

How is a case handled?

01

Immediate Assessment

Extent of damage, action plan, identified stakeholders

02

Team Coordination

A set schedule, clear responsibilities, and open communication

03

Structured Execution

Construction project managed with cost tracking and proactive alerts

04

Delivery and Closure

Complete documentation, case closed, satisfied client

6 500+

Disaster Recovery Projects Completed

$155 million

construction costs

125

dedicated employees

Real cases. Deadlines.

Major fire

Fire and contamination

Gasoline, sprinklers, 7 stories. A protocol required by the file.

Water damage

30 days or nothing

An entire sales season was at stake. Four entrepreneurs had said no.

Critical unforeseen events

Jet breakage

Hidden damage discovered in the middle of construction. The completion schedule was still met.

FAQ

Yes. We offer reliable service in the major metropolitan areas of Montreal, Quebec City, Gatineau-Ottawa, Lanaudière, and the Laurentians, as well as throughout the rest of Quebec.

We offer a 24/7 hotline. An initial assessment can be conducted within hours of your call, no matter what time it is.

Yes. We coordinate with insurers and claims adjusters to streamline the claims process and ensure you don’t have to handle the communications yourself.

Every change is documented and communicated as soon as it occurs. You’ll never face any unannounced surprises—that’s at the heart of our approach.

Absolutely. Our role as general contractor is precisely to coordinate all parties involved—contractors, subcontractors, inspectors—under a single point of responsibility.