Réjean Électrique

With a median construction year of 1982 for the housing stock, electricians working in Anjou deal with installations that have passed the forty-year mark. At this stage, original components often show signs of wear or no longer meet the energy consumption habits of modern families. Interventions frequently involve diagnosing the safety of distribution panels and replacing outdated parts, a necessity that is particularly important given that 7% of dwellings in the area require major repairs.

The layout of Anjou housing also shapes the daily practice of the trade. Since single-family homes represent only 17% of the local housing stock, professionals mostly work in multi-unit buildings and co-ownerships. This reality requires excellent communication and close coordination with property managers, especially with renter households accounting for 56.6% of the local population. For every modification or upgrade, work must strictly comply with the standards of the Régie du bâtiment du Québec (RBQ) to ensure the collective safety of the residents.