A weekly calendar in Saint-Laurent
Housing ranges from the WWII-era Norvick garden suburb and post-war bungalows to the Bois-Franc new-urbanism subdivision built on the former Cartierville Airport. The borough is served by the Du Collège and Côte-Vertu metro stations and by four REM stations opened in 2025, and it hosts Technoparc Montréal and the Norgate Shopping Centre, built in 1949. Weekly and bi-weekly visits keep kitchens, bathrooms and floors on a calendar you can keep in Saint-Laurent. The first visit is for walking the rooms you actually use, not for guessing a national checklist. Pets, parking, alarm codes and surfaces that scratch go on the written plan. After that, the same rooms come back on the same interval until you change it. A holiday week can move if you say so before the visit. This is occupied-home work. Dishes, laundry and ladder dusting stay off the regular list unless we add them in writing.
What a recurring visit covers
A regular visit in Saint-Laurent covers kitchen counters and appliance exteriors, bathrooms, accessible floors, reachable dusting and household trash. Oven interiors, window tracks and baseboards belong on a seasonal visit. Confirm the interval and the rooms before we arrive. Guaranteed or it’s free. Book
