I hired Longfield Masonry for interior foundation repairs, and Josh did an excellent job. He was…read morevery pleasant to deal with, worked carefully, explained everything clearly and delivered exactly what he promised, and at a reasonable price. The work was clean, very professional, and finished on time. Highly recommended for anyone needing reliable masonry repairs.

Josh and his crew were amazing, they built our outdoor BBQs and repaired our fireplace. We highly…read morerecommend them to anyone who wants great masonry work!

National Restoration did quite a bit of repair work for us. There were a few sections of the…read moreheritage home which required immediate attention. National Restoration was able to deal with the larger outstanding issues very quickly. There ability to resolve our biggest problems were a big relief. they were a little slow to respond to one issue, however, they were very good with the biggest issues we had to deal with. they were very clean, tidy and super respectful which is crucial in construction work.

From the owner: Over 10,000 clients served, in over 4 decades, in Ontario, Quebec, and Florida. Engineers on staff.read more

Saw ad on Facebook and I called. They came over to give a quote very rapidly. They left a…read moreprofessional brochure. They sent the quote and deposit instructions on Jobber. they removed filler in between gaps one day and 2 days later came to redo the stones and filler. they were super fast and gave fantastic service. Would definitely use again.

From the owner: We specialize in restoring existing projects and polymeric sand / paver sealer applications…read more Sable polymères, scellant pour Pavé

First of all We are in Ile perrot Quebec :-) No idea why it insists we are somewhere else except…read moreour internet provider. The rep was very knowledgeable and truly concerned that we got the right fix for our situation. We have a daughter with a terminal illness, her lungs are not very strong. Our crawl space is just 2 to 3 ft high and a dirt floor. We knew from researching that around 25% of the air we were breathing was from under the floor and we were having some respiratory issues. the team that came for the installation were very respectful, careful and clean. They also knew the product very well and were able to answer most of our questions during the installation of the liner, under liner thing that lets water run away, dehumidifier and sump pump. The follow up care has been amazing (Installation was over 2 years ago). The improvement we have seen has been well worth having the job done, Our daughter has not been in hospital so much (its been over a year now and only once in the year before that vs 3 or 4 times a year before). Although we know other factors are at work in this, we credit a large part of the change to the work done by Basement systems Quebec. we had quite a few other companies giving us quotes, this one felt like they cared and have cared ever since. A huge thanks to the whole team from start to finish and beyond, an amazing experience.

They do attics too…read more This winter I had giant icicles all the way around the house, and a lot of ice on the roof, triggering a leak in the front porch. My neighbors suggested I might have an insulation problem. Out of the blue, BSQ called me (actually, looking for my late mother) to follow up on older files and the sump pump in my basement. "Oh by the way we have now branched into attics and insulation." Funny you should say that.... and within a few minutes I had scheduled a free attic inspection. Before the agent visit, I received a detailed booklet by mail describing the need for insulation, the types on the market, and what type was appropriate given our climate. it also contained a mini survey of the problems observed, which the agent would later use to calculate the quote. The agent went into the attic and took a series of photos and measurements. He confirmed that my leak was not from any hole in the roof (there wasn't one visible), but from condensation caused from inadequate insulation. The insulation that was up there was the original when the house was built -- about 60 years old, matted and dirty, and not helping the house at all. He recommended cellulose that would be blown in; it would never deflate, it was waterproof, fire retardant and pest resistant too. And he was eager to correct the poor impression BSQ had made during the earlier sump pump installation. The installation took about 11 hours. I lost track of how many bags came out of the attic -- I think Petro counted 40.  They kept me updated with their progress throughout the day.  I was a little nervous about the front door open for hours on end, but fortunately there were no squirrels or birds or other unwanted visitors.  It was not too noisy, I was able to hear easily during phone calls. They did blow a circuit at one point but we went downstairs and figured out which circuit to reset. A display of plastic collectibles fell on the floor, but none of them broke.  After they left I saw there was a hook in the closet that got bent out of shape, and a small piece of sugar art broken. But these were minor issues. The team was also very good about cleaning up their mess, both inside and outside. The trapdoor to the attic is through a bedroom closet at the back of the house. They put down tarps on the floor, the furniture, the exposed items in the room. They took away all the bags of old insulation. I just had to sweep up a few crumbs afterwards, and put the shelving back. One heads-up I wanted to share: It took a couple of weeks to empty out the closet where the trapdoor is. There were lots of books and magazines on the side shelves, and I had never seen the floor of this closet. Some of the items were older than I am, and every single thing needed a new, if temporary, home. Definitely a positive experience, although the true test of the insulation will probably only be seen next winter.