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Attic insulation in Saint-Lin-Laurentides
In Saint-Lin-Laurentides, 70.2% of homes are single-detached houses, and 51.9% were built since 2001. Isolation Cornerstone visits those attics at no charge, then sends a written quote.
Wesleyville, Saint-Lin and the Ville des Laurentides
In the 1820s, English-speaking settlers, mostly Protestant, received land from the Lachenaie seigneury, mainly in the west of today’s territory. Many were Methodists and named their area Wesleyville, after John Wesley. Saint-Lin, created in 1836, and the Ville des Laurentides, from 1883, merged in March 2000.
The housing stock follows that history only from a distance: just 7.2% predates 1961, and more than half has been built since 2001. An older house can still hide vermiculite. If you have seen silvery-gold granules in the attic, do not go up there: describe what you saw.
- 7.2% Before 1961
- 19.5% 1961 to 1980
- 21.3% 1981 to 2000
- 51.9% Since 2001
Single-detached houses: 70.2% · semi-detached or row houses: 5.3%
Share of the 9,285 private households, 2021 census (Statistics Canada). Our office on rue Lacordaire is 38.7 km away, about 44 minutes by car.
Seven homes in ten are houses
With 70.2% single-detached houses and 5.3% semi-detached or row houses, this is a town of houses, and 70.7% of households own their home. LogisVert targets those houses when they are heated mainly with electricity: the roof has to reach R-50 over its whole surface, the caulking is done along with it, and Hydro-Québec decides. The LogisVert rebate page has the details.
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- Can my semi-detached house in Saint-Lin-Laurentides qualify for LogisVert?
- Yes, in principle: LogisVert targets single-family, semi-detached and row houses, as well as mobile homes and cottages, heated mainly with electricity. Isolation Cornerstone does the roof insulation and the caulking in the same project, and Hydro-Québec decides who qualifies.
- Is it better to blow new insulation over the old rather than strip it all out?
- Depends on what is underneath. A blocked soffit or warm air leaking through the ceiling would stay hidden under the new layer, so Isolation Cornerstone fixes those first, then blows. Vermiculite is never covered over: it comes out first.
- How long does the work take?
- The exact time is given with the quote, once the attic has been seen. On the day of the work, the house is protected with tarps and cleaned before the crew leaves.
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We come and look at your attic in Saint-Lin-Laurentides: the visit is free, and a written quote follows, with no pressure.
Or call us at (438) 544-6512