Building Quality at affordable prices
Their eye-catching new developments (near the Vaudreil-Dorion station and in downtown Laval) look nothing like your typical condo. Adopting a classic and homely style, these condos have very little in common with the high-rise apartment blocks that Montreal citizens would normally associate with the word “condominium”
The Quartier-Station development fuses the tranquillity of Montreal's West Island with the convenience of good rail links into the city centre. However, the most remarkable thing about these condos are their style and setting; situated between leafy parks and fields, these condos offer all of the convenience of a condo but without the stress of living in an urban atmosphere. Similarly, the Condos de la 100e II development in central Laval are each surrounded by wooded grassland. Within a few short kilometres of ten different golf clubs, several notable museums and art galleries as well as various local forests, these condos are perfectly situated for families and business-people alike.
The current craze for condo developments in Montreal has not gone unchallenged, with environmental protesters complaining of the effect of high-rise buildings on the local landscape, as well as the general public's objections to their aesthetics. It is, however, hard to imagine any such objections to this sort of development. With their quality and originality, Voyer & Tremblay stands out within the condominium market, championing the idea that not all condos have to look the same. Constructing buildings at levels well above industry standard with superior insulation, and meticulous finishing, they aim to buck the trend towards the “cheap and cheerful” in Canadian construction.
About Voyer & Tremblay
A recipient of the APCHQ's "Diamond Award" (at least 25 consecutive years of excellence), Voyer & Tremblay is the only Quebec builder with ISO 9001 certification - a guarantee of quality, stringent management and customer satisfaction - in the residential field (more than 3,000 units!). Read more at http://www.voyertremblay.com
Far from being automatically renewed, ISO certification requires the company to continuously pursue its process-improvement efforts. Accordingly, an ISO registrar conducts annual inspections as well as an in-depth inspection every three years.
In addition, Voyer & Tremblay has on several occasions merited the Master Builder's seal and in 1998 was awarded the Habitas-Municipalité
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