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Renovated interior of a Beaconsfield home

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Beaconsfield

Major renovations and additions for Beaconsfield homes, on wooded lots where tree felling is regulated.

Our base
Pierrefonds-Roxboro, twenty-five minutes away
Where to apply for the permit
City planning department, 514 428-4430
Type of homes
Houses from 1951 to 1963, on wooded lots
First reply
We get back to you within 24 to 48 business hours

What we know about Beaconsfield homes

Age of the neighbourhoods
Kensington Gardens dates from 1951, Drummond Park from 1955 and Sherwood from 1963.
The original village
Beaurepaire, near the station, has been settled since 1925 and its houses are older.
Common projects
Taking a house back to the studs, redoing a kitchen or bathroom, adding on at the back.

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Beaconsfield questions we get

Only with a permit. A tree standing less than three metres from the planned structure may be felled, but only if the building cannot be placed elsewhere on the lot.

A $500 deposit covers the first five trees, then $100 per additional tree. The city refunds that deposit once the trees are replaced under the conditions of the by-law.

Yes. It says where the building can sit, which setbacks apply and how high you may go, in its 1 August 2025 version. The planning advisers confirm what your zone allows before anything is drawn.

Rarely. In neighbourhoods built between 1951 and 1963, the roof, the windows, the plumbing and the wiring reach end of life together. Doing it all at once avoids paying twice to set up the site.

A project in Beaconsfield?

We survey the lot, the trees and the house before giving you a price.

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