Project & Construction Management in Greater Montréal

Project management covers the full lifecycle — one lead owning budget, schedule, stakeholder communication, and strategic decisions from kickoff to handover. Construction management is the hands-on, on-site coordination of the physical build: directing subcontractors, sequencing trades, and scheduling deliveries. On our Greater Montréal projects the same team owns both, so the person managing your outcome and the person running the site answer to one point of accountability rather than pointing at each other.

A construction manager is usually paid a management fee — often a percentage of the project's total cost — rather than a lump-sum price with built-in profit and overhead, which gives owners more transparency into trade costs. The basis varies by scope and project size, and the exact model (fixed fee, percentage, or cost-plus) is defined in the contract before work begins — we'll tell you which applies to yours up front, so you see the management cost separately from construction.

The construction manager schedules and sequences the trades, coordinates their work, and oversees quality and safety on the job site. Under Quebec's Building Act, any party organizing or coordinating construction work must hold a valid RBQ licence. Managing multiple trades under one coordinator keeps the schedule aligned and gives the owner a single point of contact during construction.