At Construction Hibou, commercial renovation is built so your operations never stop: we plan the work around your opening hours, across Greater Montreal.
A commercial project comes with constraints a home project doesn't: a lease to respect, inspections to pass and an opening date you can't miss. We work in retail spaces and salons, offices and units and restaurants and cafés, and we coordinate every step to deliver on time. As a general contractor licensed by the RBQ (5798-4619-01), we obtain the required permits and coordinate the necessary inspections.
Commercial spaces delivered by our team.
A commercial renovation touches your whole space — here's everything we take on.
Reconfiguring the space, partitions, ceilings and doors to create a place that reflects your brand and serves your clientele well.
Durable floors, chosen to withstand heavy traffic and stay easy to maintain.
Counters, reception desks, shelving and built-ins, custom-made for your business.
Paint, mouldings and careful finishes that give your space a professional look.
We handle the permits, Code compliance and required inspections, for a space ready to open in good standing.
From the first meeting to handover — organized and transparent.
We assess your project and give you a clear, detailed quote.
Project planning, budget planning and scheduling — with you.
Our team delivers the work properly and on time.
Final walkthrough with you, clean site, impeccable result.
In commercial work, the type of business and the mechanical systems lead the budget. Here's what moves it:
• The size and scope — a refresh and a full fit-up aren't the same investment.
• The type of business — a salon, an office and a restaurant don't have the same plumbing, ventilation and equipment needs.
• Finishes and fixed furniture — counters, reception, flooring and lighting cover a wide price range.
• Mechanical and electrical systems — bringing electrical, plumbing and ventilation up to code affects the budget.
• The work schedule — working outside opening hours takes particular planning.
Every project is quoted after a free consultation.
Permits, inspections and after-hours work stretch the calendar. Here's what affects the timeline:
• The scope of work — a partial reconfiguration finishes faster than a full transformation.
• Permits and inspections — municipal timelines and required inspections are part of the schedule.
• The after-hours schedule — working evenings or weekends can spread the project over more days, but keeps your business open.
• Material and equipment lead times — furniture, flooring and specialized equipment have a supply lead time.
We set a realistic schedule from the start, aligned with your opening or reopening date, and keep you informed at every step.
Yes. We plan the work evenings, nights or weekends when needed, so your business keeps running during the project. The goal is to minimize the impact on your operations and your customers.
Yes. We factor in your lease requirements and the building's rules from the planning stage, and coordinate with the landlord or property manager when required.
Yes. As an RBQ-licensed general contractor, we obtain the necessary permits and coordinate the required inspections for a commercial project, based on your municipality and the nature of the work.
We renovate retail spaces and salons, offices and units, as well as restaurants and cafés. Each type has its constraints, and we adapt the layout and finishes accordingly.
Yes. We plan the project backwards from your opening or reopening date and adjust the schedule — including outside business hours — to meet it. A realistic timeline is set from the start.
We carry out commercial renovations in Montreal, Laval, the North Shore and the South Shore, across Greater Montreal. Contact us to confirm your area is served.
Construction Hibou carries out commercial renovations across Greater Montreal. We renovate commercial spaces in Montreal, Laval, the North Shore and the South Shore. We adapt the schedule and execution to limit the impact on your operations, whether your space is in the city, the suburbs or the outskirts.
Tell us your type of business and the opening date you're aiming for.