Residential excavation, home additions, new builds, pool demolition and mini-excavation on Montreal’s Rive-Sud. Specialized team, site left clean. Free quote.
Excavation
French drain
Crack repair
Excavation
French drain
Crack repair
You’ve just bought on the Rive-Sud, you’re planning an addition or a major renovation. Before you spend another dollar, knowing exactly what condition everything under your feet is in is the most cost-effective decision you can make.
A French drain at the end of its life, poorly prepared soil, or a weakened foundation discovered mid-project changes budgets and timelines. Found beforehand, it’s handled cleanly, in the right order, and at the right cost.
We open it up, we inspect, we fix what needs fixing, and your project moves forward on solid ground. No guesswork. No costly surprises once the walls are already up.
I’ve just bought a house.
There’s an order to follow. Before you invest in the finishes, a camera inspection confirms the base is solid. We know the right steps. Let us guide you.
I have an existing drain.
Additions are often built at the back of the house, and water needs to drain toward the front. A bad slope, a worn-out drain, and the water just sits there. Under your foundation.
My house is 25 years or older.
Older drains have a limited lifespan. They don’t fail overnight, they break down slowly. Today’s working methods perform better.
Quality service
Tight-knit team
Concrete expertise
Quality service
Tight-knit team
Concrete expertise
House and addition excavation
Pool excavation and demolition
Garage excavation / monolithic slab
Pyrite
Large-scale earthworks
Large-area grading
Ground finishing around condo builds
Post-construction backfilling
Retaining walls and gabions
Water service line
Storm sewer addition
Sanitary sewer replacement and repair
Compliance with municipal standards
You won’t be living on a construction site for weeks. We work fast, we work clean, and when we leave, it shows.
On the Rive-Sud, in Longueuil, Brossard, Chambly, Carignan and Beloeil, homes built before the 1990s are especially exposed. Your French drain is nearing or past its lifespan, and your foundation has been through many freeze-thaw cycles. Now is the right time to find out where you stand, before it becomes urgent.
As early as possible, before spending on finishes or structure. Excavation gives access to what’s under your feet: the state of the French drain, soil preparation, the condition of the foundation. Once the walls are up, a problem found along the way blows up the budget and the timeline. Found beforehand, it’s handled cleanly, in the right order, and at the right cost.
A drain can seem to work while it’s half blocked or cracked. A camera inspection shows what the eye can’t see: the slope, the state of the joints, roots working their way in. We don’t dig it up for nothing, but once the excavation is done, it’s the best moment to confirm everything is fine. After that, reaching it means extra work.
We take care of the excavation, the ground prep and the drains. For the work that follows (foundation, formwork, backfill), we can point you to the right trades and coordinate the stages so nobody ends up waiting. The goal is that you don’t have to manage it alone.
Yes. Once the work is done, we backfill, grade and leave the ground clean. We don’t leave a construction site behind us. If exterior finishing work is planned afterward (landscaping, pavers, sod), we make sure the ground is properly prepared for what comes next.