Ascenseurs Savaria Concord

Based in Laval, where we share office space with the Savaria global HQ, our team supports clients throughout southwestern Quebec:

• Greater Montreal area, including Verdun, Westmount, Dorval, Hampstead, Pointe-Claire, Lachine Anjou, Ahuntsic-Cartierville
• Laval, including Ste Dorothée, Chomedey, Sainte Rose, Fabreville Saint Francois
• Region of Lanaudière, including Terrebonne, Repentigny, Mascouche, Joliette et Lavaltrie et l’Assomption
• Region of Laurentides, including Saint Jérôme, Mirabel, Mont Tremblant, Saint Sauveur, Saint Agathe des Monts, Blainville, Boisbriand, Sainte Thérèse, Rosemère et Mont Laurier
• Region of Montérégie, including Longueuil, Saint Jean Sur Richelieu, Brossard, Boucherville, Sainte Julie, Saint Lambert, Saint Bruno -de-Montarville, Mont Saint Hilaire, Granby, Saint Hyacinthe, Salaberry de Valleyfield, Vaudreuil-Dorion
• Region of Estrie, including Magog, Bromont, Sutton, Sherbrooke, Lac Brome, Orford, Eastman, Waterloo

Yes, our showroom is located at 4350 Highway 13, Laval QC  H7R 6E9. Book an appointment to meet with one of our elevator and lift experts to discuss your project.

Yes, residential elevators in Quebec are subject to permitting requirements for installation, modification, and continued use. These systems must meet CSA B44 safety standards as well as applicable RBQ and municipal regulations. We work closely with you and your builder or contractor to coordinate the necessary permits and inspections for your specific location.

No, residential elevators and home lifts in Quebec do not require an inspection.

In Quebec, commercial elevators and lifts must undergo annual safety inspections to verify compliance with the CSA B44 or B355 safety code for elevators, escalators and handicap elevators, which is part of the Quebec Construction Code and Safety Code, as well as Régie du bâtiment du Québec (RBQ) regulations.

Many traditional home elevator installations that include a hoistway require an architect or engineer to design the shaft, confirm structural integrity, and obtain the necessary permits. Models that don’t require a full shaft—such as the Savaria Luma through-floor lift or the Savaria Vuelift panoramic elevator—may need less intensive professional design services. After a site assessment, we can help you choose the best solution for your home.

A traditional home elevator with a hoistway usually needs about a 1524mm x 1524 mm footprint. If space is limited, we can help you explore alternative solutions. For instance, the Vuelift Mini can fit in a compact 1194 mm footprint and is often compatible with wraparound or circular staircases. For two-stop installations, the Savaria Luma requires just a 965 mm × 1194 mm footprint.

Absolutely! We offer vertical platform lifts (VPL) designed for reliable outdoor performance. Contact us for a complimentary consultation to find the best solution for your building and environment.

Your contractor can build the elevator shaftway on the exterior of your home instead of the interior. However, a shaftway will be required. As an easier option, our enclosure vertical platform wheelchair lifts are well-suited for exterior applications. With the ability to serve up to four stops over 7 m of travel, these lifts are durable, dependable, and a trusted choice for outdoor projects.

Most installations involve both a builder and an electrician. We make it a priority to clarify upfront which tasks need to be handled by others, so you have a clear understanding of the work required on-site.