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Each tool is drawn from one of our guides and rests on a dated source — a public scale, the Civil Code. No sign-up, no email: the calculation stays in your browser.
Four weeks of work started on July 6 do not end on August 3: the industry shuts down for two weeks. Give a date and a duration, the tool returns the real date and names the shutdowns.
Drawn from the guide Construction project management in Québec: the schedule that holds (2026)
Open the toolYou have spent 60% of the budget. Have you done 60% of the work? If not, the projection is already known — and you can still act.
Drawn from the guide Construction project management in Québec: the schedule that holds (2026)
Open the toolAn employee paid $48 costs you $72 and bills at $124. Redo the math with your own costs, your equipment and the margin you want to keep.
Drawn from the guide Computing your hourly rate: a Québec contractor’s cost price (2026)
Open the toolThirty days to register, six months to preserve, a notice of contract before the first hammer blow. Enter your end-of-work date: the deadlines, and a reminder for your calendar.
Drawn from the guide Getting paid in Québec: notice of contract, legal hypothec and releases — the calendar not to miss
Open the toolThe agreement wage is only the start: 13%, pension, insurance, CNESST, QPP… Pick a trade and the tool adds up everything the employer pays on top, line by line.
Drawn from the guide CCQ wages 2026: hourly rates by trade and by sector, increases and the real cost of a worker
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