Excavation et Démolition Montreal | M. De Luca Excavation

Yes all estimates are completely free and no-obligation. Call us at 514.725.8675 or fill out the contact form and we'll respond within 24 hours.

It depends on scope. A standard residential foundation excavation typically takes 1–3 days. Larger commercial or utility projects may take longer. We'll give you a clear timeline during site assessment.

Yes. M. De Luca Excavation Ltée holds RBQ license number 8345-0346-22. We are fully licensed, bonded, and insured for all work we perform in Quebec.

Absolutely. We offer year-round service, including commercial snow removal throughout Montreal's winter season. The cold doesn't stop us.

We serve Montreal Island, Laval, and the South Shore, including Longueuil, Brossard, Saint-Lambert, and surrounding municipalities.

Yes we work across all sectors. Whether it's a residential pool excavation or a large commercial site, our team and equipment are ready for the challenge.

We provide earthworks and grading, foundation waterproofing, water and sewer line installation and repair, demolition, dredging, and commercial snow removal.

Call us at 514.725.8675 or use the contact form below. We'll schedule a site visit and provide you with a free, detailed estimate.

Yes. Before any excavation, we coordinate with Info-Excavation to locate and mark all underground utilities gas, electric, water, and telecom. It's mandatory under Quebec law and a non-negotiable part of our process on every site.

Yes. We can manage the full permitting process on your behalf, including RBQ-compliant documentation and municipal approvals for residential and commercial projects in Montreal, Laval, and the South Shore.

Absolutely. We are fully knowledgeable about Laval's By-law L-11870 governing water connections, foundation drainage, and gutter disconnections. We design and install all drainage systems to meet or exceed these municipal standards.

A French drain is a perforated pipe buried in gravel used to redirect surface water or groundwater away from a structure. A foundation drain sits at the base of the foundation footing and collects water that accumulates against the foundation wall. Both systems often work together we assess your specific situation and recommend the right solution.

Yes. For urgent situations like broken water mains, collapsed sewer lines, or critical drainage failures, call us directly at 514.725.8675. We prioritize emergency response across Montreal Island, Laval, and the South Shore.