Additions, reconfigurations and full renovations — planned, permitted and built by an RBQ-licensed general contractor with every trade under one point of contact.
Planning, permits, structure, trades and finishes, coordinated end to end.
RBQ #5730-5286-01
The service
On a whole-home renovation or an addition, the work itself is rarely the hard part. The hard part is sequence: permits before demolition, structure before services, services before closing walls, and every trade booked so the next one isn't waiting.
We take that on. Scope and permits get sorted before anything starts, the structure and services are sequenced properly, and you have one number to call for the whole project rather than a different one per trade.
You keep living in the house through most of it, so dust barriers, protected floors and a tidy site at the end of the day aren't extras — they're part of the job.
What's included
Scope varies enormously here. These are the stages most whole-home renovations and additions involve — we'll confirm exactly what yours needs before quoting.
Working out what's realistic structurally and what your municipality requires, before any work is committed to.
Framing, openings, roof and envelope work for additions and reconfigurations, with the engineering input a project needs.
Plumbing, electrical, heating and ventilation run and coordinated by licensed trades before walls are closed.
Kitchens, bathrooms, built-ins, trim, flooring and paint, with the cabinetry handled in-house.
One schedule, one point of contact, and a final walkthrough where anything outstanding gets listed and closed.
Built together
Every detail matters—and so does every part of the experience.
How it works
Four stages, with one point of contact throughout.
We talk through how you use the space now, what isn't working, and what you want it to do.
Scope, materials, trades and sequence get set out in a detailed quote, so what's included is clear before anything starts.
Trades are scheduled and coordinated, the home is protected, and the site is left tidy at the end of each day.
A walkthrough together, a list of anything outstanding, and those items closed out.
Local proof
Four completed renovations across the Hudson area.
Common questions
Structural change and services. Moving load-bearing elements, adding footprint, or rerouting plumbing, electrical and heating are what move a budget most. Finishes matter, but they're rarely the deciding factor.
Longer than a single-room renovation, and the permit stage is often the least predictable part. We set out a realistic sequence in the quote rather than estimating on the phone.
Often yes, depending on scope and which services are affected. It's worth discussing early, because it changes how the sequence is planned.
It depends on your municipality and whether the work is structural or affects services. We'll tell you what your project needs and handle the process where it applies.
Yes. Corey Bowen Construction holds RBQ licence #5730-5286-01 and works with licensed trades for plumbing and electrical.
Hudson, Saint-Lazare, Vaudreuil-Dorion, Rigaud, Pincourt, Notre-Dame-de-l'Île-Perrot and the surrounding West Island. Just outside? Get in touch anyway.
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