OUR MISSION
Our mission at MGB Québec Is to assist condominiums along the compliance process in order to meet the Law 16 regulation requirement’s.
Our team, member of the OIQ (Order of Engineers of Quebec) as well as the AIBQ (Association of Building Inspectors of Quebec), specializes in ensuring that condominiums comply with the requirements of Act 16.
The implementation of an asset management plan for your building mainly includes the study of the contingency fund and the maintenance logbook.
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COMPLETE INVENTORY
In order to determine the components of the building covered by the contingency fund study and the maintenance log, it is essential to carry out the inventory of the components of the common areas as complete as possible.
A specialist buidling inspector will carry out an inventory of each element of the building that will sooner or later require replacement or on-site maintenance with a visual inspection of the common areas and remotely using the plans and specifications available.
This inventory includes but is not limited to: All interior finishes in common areas; Fire safety systems; Mechanical and electrical systems; Roofing and parking; Building foundation.
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OUR TEAM
Guillaume Giraud ing.
Partner, Operations Manager
A member of the Order of Engineers of Quebec since 2012 and a graduate of the École Polytechnique de Montréal, Mr. Giraud turns to the field of real estate for which he has had a passion for many years.
Afterwards, he completed his Building Inspection Technique course at the Grasset Institute and became a member of the AIBQ.
Combining expertise in engineering and building inspection, Mr. Giraud quickly distinguished himself by his level of competence. Surrounded by the best in the industry, Mr. Giraud founded the company MGB Québec and made a point of offering professional service.
Diego Aubin
Team Leader - AIBQ Building Inspector
Member of the AIBQ (Association des Inspecteurs en bâtiments du Québec), Diego Aubin is passionate about real estate.
With decades of experience in several areas of construction, Diego Aubin decided to reorient himself in the field of real estate inspection.
He completed his Building Inspection Technique course at the Grasset Institute and became a member of the AIBQ.
Since then he has successfully led hundreds of projects. He joined the MGB Québec team as a Team Leader and continues his career by sharing his passion for the field.
Simon Primeau
Partner, Sales Director
Graduated from the University of Quebec in Montreal in communications, Mr. Primeau has always been passionate about real estate. With several years of experience in business start-up, Mr. Primeau joined the project and founded the company MGB Québec.
Customer service and customer satisfaction are his priorities. His objective for the company is to maintain an unparalleled reputation while maintaining a leadership position in property inspection.
Testimonials of Appreciation
Mathieu Roy-Girard - Satisfied Costumer
I had my inspection done several months ago and, even today, the service is impeccable, even when there's a follow-up for information! Such courteous service.
A special thanks to my inspector/engineer Guillaume Giraud, who did a remarkable job in helping us straighten out our condo finances. I highly recommend it, 100%.
Leticia Benitez - Satisfied Costumer
I highly recommend MGB Québec team!
100% satisfied from start to finish!
The staff is patient, courteous, attentive, and very professional. Their expertise gives us confidence.
Thank you to the whole team!!!!!
Robert Rousseau - Satisfied Costumer
I greatly appreciated my experience with the MGB Québec team. Considering it was my first time dealing with a request related to the new Law #141, they provided me with a very detailed quote that explained all aspects of the actions taken. They honored their commitment to match or beat competitor prices for similar work, minus 5%. For me, this was both respectful and honest.
The initially set date for visits, as well as the deadline for the final report, were very well adhered to. (…)