Sainte-Julie · Fer-à-Cheval to montée Sainte-Julie
Windows and doors in Sainte-Julie
Made to measure and checked against the city’s design rules
Made-to-measure windows and doors in Sainte-Julie. We check the city’s rules for row houses and older sectors first.
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What a Sainte-Julie house asks of its windows and doors
Sainte-Julie has 30,045 residents (2021 census, via Centris). The municipal roll shows 82% of residential properties are houses, with a median build year of 1987.
Three properties in four date from 1970 to 1999
The 1970s built 31.9% of the properties, the 1990s 25.6% and the 1980s 17.4%. A window from those years is now between 25 and 55 years old. We look for fogged glass, worn seals and cold corners, then quote only the openings that need work.
Condos and new townhouses
Condos are 11.1% of the roll, with a median build year of 2003. Townhouses are 2.6%, and the median one was built around 2021. A condo board can fix window colour and style, so send us your declaration of co-ownership. A townhouse in a row falls under the city’s row-house rule below.
A small older core
About 1% of properties date from before 1960. These houses keep their own window proportions, and the Vieux-Village sector has its own chapter in the design by-law. Frame colour and window divisions count for more here than on a 1990s street.
Plexes and small apartment blocks
Plexes are 2.5% of the roll and multi-unit buildings 0.8%. In a plex, get the owner’s written yes on window style before our visit, since the owner pays for the outside of the building.
Does Sainte-Julie require a permit to replace windows and doors?
It depends on your house and your sector. We read the city’s permit by-law R-1104, its design by-law R-1108 and its permit page on 12 November 2026. Here is what they say.
The permit by-law covers renovation, with one exemption
By-law R-1104 asks for a construction permit for any transformation or modification, and its table lists renovation of a main building. It exempts regular maintenance and minor repairs, but only if area, volume, shape and room count stay the same. Window swaps are not named, so ask. The permit delay is 30 days. Apply at sainte-julie.edemandes.com or call urbanism at 450 922-7142.
Row houses: a design rule applies across the city
By-law R-1108 sends a row-house window replacement to a PIIA review when the new window differs in colour or size from the original. Keep both the same and that clause does not trigger. Tell us your row’s original colour and we match it.
Vieux-Village and montée Sainte-Julie: replacing openings is reviewed
In the Vieux-Village sector and in zone H-310 on montée Sainte-Julie, the by-law lists replacing openings among works that need a PIIA review. The Vieux-Village criteria favour casement and hung windows. For a building from before 1950, doors and windows must suit the original ones. After 1950, renovation draws on the original parts. The by-law’s annex A map shows each boundary.
Buildings on the city’s heritage list
For a building on the city’s heritage list, replacing openings needs a PIIA review. The criteria say a window opening should not grow by more than 10% of its original area, and replacement doors and windows should resemble the originals. Restoring an original part is preferred to replacing it. Ask whether your address is on the list.
WindowsuPVC and hybrid, triple-pane, double Low-E glass
Front entry doorsSteel or fiberglass, with decorative glass options
Patio doorsSliding and stackable patio doors
Garage doorsInsulated garage doors, installed with the restHow we serve Sainte-Julie
Chemin du Fer-à-Cheval and the town hall
40 km and 42 minutes from our Saint-Laurent showroom, without traffic. This is our shortest drive in Sainte-Julie. Most houses here date from the 1970s to the 1990s, so we check seals and corner drafts first.
The church area and the Vieux-Village
41 km and 44 minutes to the church on boulevard Saint-Joseph. Give us your address before the visit, and we tell you whether the by-law’s annex A map puts it inside the Vieux-Village sector.
Boulevard Armand-Frappier and montée Sainte-Julie
41 km in both cases, with 43 minutes to Armand-Frappier and 42 to montée Sainte-Julie. Zone H-310 on the montée has its own design rules, and the by-law also has a multi-family sector named for Armand-Frappier.
Sainte-Julie is 40 to 41 km from our showroom
From 1190 Rue Bégin in Saint-Laurent, our crews take Highway 40 and Highway 25, then local roads into town. The times come from OpenStreetMap routing to the centre of each sector, rounded, at free-flow speed.
- Hôtel de ville (chemin du Fer-à-Cheval)40 km · 42 minDirections
- Secteur de l’église (boulevard Saint-Joseph)41 km · 44 minDirections
- Boulevard Armand-Frappier41 km · 43 minDirections
- Montée Sainte-Julie41 km · 42 minDirections
A few recent projects
How your project runs
- Free in-home estimate
An estimator measures every opening and checks the frames.
- Written quote
Products, finishes and installation work, confirmed in writing.
- Installation by our crews
Our own installers do the work, covered by the 25-year transferable warranty.
- Rénoclimat
We prepare the paperwork with you, up to $150 per eligible opening.
“Excellent customer service and flawless install. Windows came out amazing.”
Marco S., Google review, September 2026
Questions Sainte-Julie owners ask
Is a permit needed to replace windows in Sainte-Julie?
By-law R-1104 requires a permit to modify a building and exempts only regular maintenance that changes no area, volume, shape or room count. It does not name window swaps. Call urbanism at 450 922-7142 with your address. The permit delay is 30 days.
I live in a row house. Can I change my window colour?
A new colour or size on a row-house window triggers a PIIA review under by-law R-1108. Matching the original colour and size avoids that trigger. Ask the city to confirm what counts as the original colour.
Does a Vieux-Village house follow stricter rules?
Yes. Replacing openings there needs a PIIA review, and the criteria favour casement and hung windows. The by-law’s annex A map draws the sector. Send your address and we point you to the right chapter.
What documents does the city want?
Before any work, the city asks you to contact an urbanism inspector to learn the required documents. Our written quote lists each opening with its size and style, which helps you fill the form.
Does the province help pay for new windows?
Rénoclimat can pay up to $300 for each eligible window if the work is done after 1 October 2026. A house is capped at $4,500 and a duplex or larger building at $6,000. A licensed contractor must sign the attestation. Read the quebec.ca terms first, and we help with our share of the forms.
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Sources
- Immocalcul, Rôle foncier de Sainte-Julie (rôle municipal 2025, portrait calculé le 29 août 2026)
- Centris.ca, Sainte-Julie: profil de la population (source cited by Centris: Recensement 2021, Statistique Canada)
- Ville de Sainte-Julie, Règlement R-1104 sur les permis et certificats (2025-04-14)
- Ville de Sainte-Julie, Règlement R-1108 sur les PIIA (PDF dated 2026-02-26 in its file name)
- Ville de Sainte-Julie, Permis et réglementation (page lue le 2026-11-12)
- Gouvernement du Québec, Rénoclimat: new measures since October 1, 2026 (page updated 2026-10-13)
- OpenStreetMap Nominatim and OSRM, driving distances from 1190 Rue Bégin