M. Chauffe-Eau GL

Hot water tank installation and replacement on the North Shore

On the North Shore, we install, replace and repair Giant electric hot water tanks in 40 and 60 gallon, at any hour. One area, one number: the one shown on this page.

Area number
438 833-0977
Arrival
On site in about 4 hours
Service
Open 24/7
The M. Chauffe-Eau GL mascot: a mustached hot water tank in a flat cap with a pipe wrench on his shoulder

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Your price on the North Shore, no visit needed

Six questions, and the North Shore number gets back to you with a price within the hour.

  • A price worked out for your own tank.
  • A photo of the rating plate replaces the visit.
  • In a hurry? Call. We pick up 24/7.

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First, do this:

  1. Flip the tank's breaker off.
  2. Close the cold water valve above the tank.
  3. Call us. We pick up day and night.
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    The North Shore, from the Lake of Two Mountains to L'Assomption

    Map: © OpenStreetMap contributors

    Area number

    North Shore

    438 833-0977

    • On site in about 4 hours
    • Open 24/7
    • Terrebonne, Mascouche, Repentigny, Blainville, Mirabel, Saint-Eustache, Deux-Montagnes, out to Saint-Jérôme and the Laurentians

    Towns served on the North Shore

    On our map, the North Shore starts at the Lake of Two Mountains and follows the Rivière des Mille Îles to the L'Assomption RCM. It takes in the RCMs of Deux-Montagnes, Thérèse-De Blainville, Les Moulins and L'Assomption, plus the city of Mirabel and Kanehsatà:ke.

    We cover this whole North Shore, from Terrebonne to Repentigny and out to the west end of Deux-Montagnes, Kanehsatà:ke included. We also go up to Saint-Jérôme and into the Laurentians.

    House, plex or business, we install our two sizes there: a Giant in 40 gallon or 60 gallon.

    Two regions, one area

    The North Shore straddles two administrative regions: the Laurentides to the west, with Deux-Montagnes, Thérèse-De Blainville and Mirabel, and Lanaudière to the east, with Les Moulins and L'Assomption. For us it's one area with one number, on either side of that line.

    Autoroute 640 ties the two together: it runs from the Laurentides into Lanaudière without you even noticing.

    Getting to the North Shore: A-15, A-25 and A-40

    Autoroute 15 is the main corridor. It enters Laval on the Médéric-Martin bridge, leaves it on the Gédéon-Ouimet bridge and carries on toward Boisbriand, Blainville and Mirabel. When it jams, Autoroute 13 does the same job a little farther west, over the Louis-Bisson and Vachon bridges, as far as Boisbriand.

    To the east, Autoroute 25 crosses Laval from the Olivier-Charbonneau bridge, then clears the Rivière des Mille Îles on the Lepage and Mathieu bridges, by way of Île Saint-Jean, to Terrebonne and Mascouche.

    Autoroute 40 skips Laval altogether: it leaves the east end of the island of Montreal and crosses the Rivière des Prairies on the Charles-De Gaulle bridge, toward Repentigny and L'Assomption.

    Between these corridors, Autoroute 640 runs along the Rivière des Mille Îles, from Oka to Repentigny. For Saint-Eustache, the Arthur-Sauvé bridge (Route 148) comes straight over from Laval.

    Arrival time on the North Shore: on site in about 4 hours.

    The same terms on the North Shore?

    Crossing the Rivière des Mille Îles changes nothing about the work: installation, replacement, repair and emergencies at any hour, with the same Giant tanks. The price comes the same way too: you send the photo, we get back to you in under an hour.

    Laval or North Shore: which number to call?

    On Île Jésus, south of the Rivière des Mille Îles, you're in Laval: use the number on the Laval page. North of the river, you're on the North Shore, and it's the number shown here. There's a river between the two, which makes it easy to keep straight.

    North Shore: frequently asked questions

    Do you come to the North Shore at night?

    Yes. The North Shore number is answered at any hour, weekends and holidays included. On site in about 4 hours.

    Do you go as far as Saint-Jérôme?

    Yes. Saint-Jérôme is in the La Rivière-du-Nord RCM, beyond the North Shore drawn on our map, and we go there, as we do into the Laurentians.

    Are Terrebonne and Repentigny on the North Shore for you?

    Yes: Terrebonne is in the Les Moulins RCM and Repentigny in the L'Assomption RCM. Both are served.

    Are Oka and Saint-Placide on your North Shore?

    Yes: both are in the Deux-Montagnes RCM, on the Lake of Two Mountains. We serve the whole west end of the RCM, Kanehsatà:ke included.

    Do Blainville and Mascouche share the same number?

    Yes. The whole North Shore has a single number, the one on this page, on the Laurentides side and the Lanaudière side alike.

    Does a traffic jam on the A-15 delay the arrival?

    It can make the trip longer. Depending on your address, we cut over to the A-13, Route 117 or the A-25. We call you if the arrival time changes.

    No hot water north of the Mille Îles? Call M. Chauffe-Eau GL

    The North Shore number is on this page. Open 24/7, holidays included.