Lab’Eau-Air-Sol is moving into a new building in Joliette
Growth and Development Lab’Eau-Air-Sol is moving into new facilities in Joliette In the spring of 2026, Lab’Eau-Air-Sol reached a new milestone in its development by moving to larger facilities located on Boulevard de l’Industrie in Joliette. A Move to Support Growth Lab’Eau-Air-Sol’s move was primarily driven by a practical need: to expand its facilities in order to better support the growth of the laboratory’s operations. The company’s growth, the expansion of its services, and the needs of its team called for a environment that offered more space and a layout better suited to day-to-day operations. The new facilities enable Lab’Eau-Air-Sol to continue growing while maintaining the precision, reliability, and speed that characterize its services. 2026 A New Milestone for Lab’Eau-Air-Sol The move marks an important milestone in the laboratory’s development and in its ability to adapt to changes in its activities. Larger and better-suited facilities The new location provides the team with larger facilities , allowing for a better distribution of the spaces needed for the laboratory’s various activities. This expansion helps improve the organization of work, the flow of samples, and the use of spaces dedicated to analysis, equipment preparation, and administrative activities. It also helps create a more functional environment for the team, one that is better suited to Lab’Eau-Air-Sol’s current needs . More space Larger facilities to support current activities and facilitate the laboratory’s development . Better organization Spaces that help better organize the various stages of the work and the flow of samples. A More Functional Environment A work environment better suited to the team’s needs and daily operations . Development capabilities Facilities offering more opportunities to expand the services of Lab’Eau-Air-Sol. A laboratory that is still located in Joliette Lab’Eau-Air-Sol remains based in Joliette, where the company continues its operations in the fields of environmental analysis, microbiology, sampling, interpretation, and training. The new location is at: New address Lab’Eau-Air-Sol 264 Boulevard de l’Industrie Joliette, Quebec J6E 8V1 This new location is well-suited to the laboratory’s operational needs and allows us to receive samples and equipment for the various analyses conducted by the team. Improving facilities without compromising services A laboratory move requires careful planning to ensure the transfer of equipment, supplies, workspaces, and operations. The goal was to enable the team to take possession of the new facilities while ensuring the continuity of operations and services provided to customers. This transition involves a significant amount of coordination and demonstrates the team’s ability to adapt its operations to a new environment. Facilities Dedicated to Quality The expansion is not just about having more space. It also makes it possible to better support work methods, quality standards, and collaboration among the various laboratory departments. Spaces that are better suited to the task make it easier to organize equipment , carry out technical activities, and coordinate among team members. In this way, they help maintain an environment conducive to scientific rigor and the production of reliable results. An important milestone in the company’s development This move illustrates how far Lab’Eau-Air-Sol has come and its commitment to securing the necessary resources to continue its growth. The new facilities provide a more foundation that is better suited to the laboratory’s growth, the evolution of its services, and the company’s future projects. They will allow Lab’Eau-Air-Sol to continue to to support its residential and commercial clients, institutional and industrial with an approach professional, scientific and accessible. About the Move Company : Lab’Eau-Air-Sol Period Spring 2026 City Joliette New address , 264 Boulevard de l’Industrie, , Joliette, Quebec J6E 8V1 Main reason : Expanding the facilities Goal : Support growth and improve the organization of activities Category : Growth and Development New Address 264 Boulevard de l’Industrie New facilities in Joliette provide more space to support the activities of the laboratory. Find Us Check out the location of Lab’Eau-Air-Sol’s new facilities . View the address on Google Maps Visit the Lab’Eau-Air-Sol website More space to continue our growth With its new facilities in Joliette, Lab’Eau-Air-Sol now has an environment better suited to its team, its operations, and its continued growth.
A presidential term marked by the media spotlight on microbiologists
Media and Outreach A presidential term marked by the media spotlight on microbiologists In May 2022, Christian Lebeau-Jacob completed his term as president of the Association des microbiologistes du Québec (Quebec Association of Microbiologists), leaving behind significant achievements in terms of visibility, credibility, and recognition of the profession. Christian Lebeau-Jacob, director of Lab’Eau-Air-Sol and former president of the Association of Microbiology s of Quebec. A Presidency in Extraordinary Circumstances Christian Lebeau-Jacob’s term as president of , the Association of Microbiologists of Quebec, took place under truly exceptional circumstances. The COVID-19 pandemic has placed microbiology at the center of current events and public concern. In this context, he has participated in numerous interviews and public appearances to explain the coronavirus, comment on the evolving state of knowledge, and help the public better understand preventive measures. This media coverage has helped make scientific concepts more accessible , while highlighting the importance of accurate information in a context marked by uncertainty, concerns, and the rapid spread of misinformation. May 2022 Official End of the Presidential Term The end of his term was highlighted in a press release from that highlighted the achievements left behind by Christian Lebeau-Jacob during his tenure as head of the Association of Microbiologists of Quebec. Achievements Recognized by the Association In the press release announcing the change in leadership, the Association of Microbiologists of Quebec highlighted the achievements of Christian Lebeau-Jacob, particularly in terms of visibility and credibility. The Association noted that its various initiatives and communications efforts had helped raise public awareness of the profession and strengthen its standing among the general public and the media. This recognition highlights the role played by Christian Lebeau-Jacob in disseminating clear, accessible, and responsible scientific discourse at a time when microbiology was a central topic in the public sphere. Visibility A profession that is more frequently featured in the media and better known to the general public. Credibility Rigorous scientific discourse, as h s highlighted, in a context of widespread disinformation. Outreach The ability to explain complex microbiological and issues related to the pandemic in simple terms. Acknowledgments A better understanding of the role of microbiologists in society and in public debates. Raise awareness of the profession and provide better guidance for it Beyond the pandemic, this presidency has also helped raise public awareness of the professional reality of microbiologists in Quebec and the importance of a regulatory framework that promotes the protection of the public. The Association’s public statements have made this issue particularly pressing when individuals without the appropriate qualifications have disseminated misleading information while using the title of microbiologist. In this context, the Association’s statements have underscored the importance of distinguishing between genuine expertise and unfounded claims, and of recognizing the value of a profession capable of shedding light on issues related to public health, microbiology, and environmental quality . Quebec Association of Microbiologists. A legacy of visibility and credibility As his term comes to an end, Christian Lebeau-Jacob leaves the Association— —a legacy based on greater visibility for the profession and wider recognition of microbiological expertise . This recognition marks a significant milestone not only in his professional career but also in the influence of Lab’Eau-Air-Sol, whose leadership has helped raise awareness of the importance of microbiology in public debates. His continued involvement as an ex officio director also underscores his ongoing commitment to the profession and to maintaining a microbiology that is credible, accessible, and well-represented. Background note: The governance page of the Association des microbiologistes du Québec lists Christian Lebeau-Jacob as an ex officio director. This information may be revised as needed if the Association’s page at is updated. About This Assignment Featured Person , Christian Lebeau-Jacob Organization , Association of Microbiologists of Quebec Position , President through May 2022 Significant Context : COVID-19 Pandemic Key achievements highlighted : Visibility and credibility of the profession Current position listed : Ex officio Director Category : Media and Outreach Highlight A More Visible Profession A term of office that helped raise public awareness of the microbiology and strengthen the credibility of microbiologists in the eyes of the public. Sources and Links See the sources that mention the end of the term and the Association’s current governance. Read the Newswire press release dated May 18, 2022 Visit the AMQ Governance page A term that has strengthened the voice of microbiologists The end of Christian Lebeau-Jacob’s presidency marks an important milestone in raising the profile of the profession, in the recognition of microbiological expertise, and in Lab’Eau-Air-Sol’s ability to contribute to the public debate through credible scientific input.
Making Microbiology Accessible During the Pandemic
Media and Outreach Making Microbiology Accessible During the Pandemic During the COVID-19 pandemic, Christian Lebeau-Jacob participated in several media appearances to explain complex scientific issues, answer questions from the public, and advocate for credible information . Explaining COVID-19 Starting in the First Few Months At the time, Christian Lebeau-Jacob—then president of the Association of Microbiologists of Quebec and director of Lab’Eau-Air-Sol, —was approached by various media outlets to explain the coronavirus in layman’s terms and comment on the rapidly evolving scientific understanding. On March 14, 2020, he notably participated in a program Two Girls in the Morning special dedicated to COVID-19. He was involved alongside the director Montreal Regional Public Health Department Mylène Drouin. This program aired a few days after the confirmation of the first coronavirus cases in Quebec, at a time when the public was trying to understand the nature of the virus, how it spreads, and the preventive measures to take. March 14 A special broadcast right at the start of the crisis Christian Lebeau-Jacob appeared on a special episode of *Deux filles le matin* titled * * ( ), which aired on TVA on March 14, 2020, at 10:30 a.m. View the presentation The video is hosted on the official Facebook page of the TVA Network. Watch the clip from *Deux filles le matin* Explaining the Origin of the Coronavirus As of March 18, 2020, Christian Lebeau-Jacob was also called upon to respond to claims that the coronavirus had been created or invented in a laboratory. His remarks made it clear, in particular, that some of the patents presented online as evidence actually pertained to earlier work on other coronaviruses and vaccine development. This distinction was essential to prevent scientific information—which, while accurate, had been taken out of context—from being used to support erroneous conclusions. Read the interview TVA Nouvelles presents the interview and explanations regarding claims about the alleged creation of the virus in a laboratory. COVID-19 was not created in a laboratory Addressing Conspiracy Theories In the spring of 2020, numerous conspiracy theories surrounding the pandemic were already circulating in the media and on social media. Some combined real facts, scientific publications, and events without demonstrating any valid connection between them. On April 23, 2020, Christian Lebeau-Jacob agreed to set the record straight on several of these claims in a segment aired by TVA Nouvelles. In particular, he explained that pieces of information could be true when considered separately, but that the connections drawn between them did not necessarily constitute scientific proof. Putting the Facts into Context Scientific data cannot be interpreted correctly without taking into account its origin, methodology, and context. Check the advanced links The presence of several factual elements does not automatically prove the existence of a causal relationship between them. View the original sources Scientific claims must be able to be compared with studies, data, and explanations provided by experts. Recognizing Limits During an emerging crisis, our understanding evolves. Responsible communication must distinguish between established facts and assumptions. Watch the full interview TVA Nouvelles has a video page dedicated to * * featuring an interview with Christian Lebeau-Jacob. Watch the interview on conspiracy theories Advocating for Professional Competencies In September 2020, the Association of Microbiologists of Quebec publicly denounced the misinformation spread by individuals who presented themselves as microbiologists or experts without possessing the claimed expertise. The Association stated at the time that it had received about 100 complaints regarding individuals posting advice and short videos on social media. This statement highlighted the importance of verifying the training, experience, and expertise of those who publicly take a stance on issues related to microbiology and public health. Why verify skills? The use of a scientific or professional title does not by itself guarantee that a person possesses the expertise needed to comment on a specific topic. It is important to verify his training, his field of study practicality and the quality of the sources it uses. Read the article So-called microbiologists accused of spreading misinformation Comment on the preventive measures Christian Lebeau-Jacob was also asked to comment on various preventive measures, including the use of gloves, wearing masks, protective measures, and behaviors that help reduce the risk of transmission. In March 2020, he explained, among other things, that wearing gloves could give a false sense of security when they were used without being changed between different tasks. His remarks were intended to remind people that personal protective equipment ( ) must be used properly and does not replace recommended hygiene practices and preventive measures. Read the article Experts say gloves should be banned Responding to Misinformation About Vaccination In 2021, as vaccination campaigns were expanded to include adolescents, Christian Lebeau-Jacob responded to the distribution of a flyer containing misleading information about COVID-19 vaccines . He explained that the document placed un ly exaggerated importance on certain events in order to instill an unjustified fear. He also pointed out that the fact that a death occurs after vaccination does not necessarily mean that the vaccine is the cause. This discussion helped explain the difference between temporal sequence, statistical association , and a true causal relationship. Read the article Vaccination: A Misleading Pamphlet Distributed to Teenagers Expertise in the Service of the Public These appearances have helped make microbi concepts more accessible, highlighted the limitations of current knowledge, and raised awareness of the role of microbiologists in public health debates. In a context marked by uncertainty and an extremely rapid flow of information, making scientific concepts accessible to the general public was not just a matter of simplifying them. It was also necessary to explain how knowledge is produced, verified, and revised. For Lab’Eau-Air-Sol, this distinction represents an recognition of its management’s expertise and its ability to explain scientific issues in layman’s terms to a broad audience. About these interventions Expert Christian Lebeau-Jacob Positions held during the pandemic , Director of Lab’Eau-Air-Sol and President of , the Association of Microbiologists of Quebec Period covered , 2020, and 2021 Topics covered , coronavirus,
Christian Lebeau-Jacob shares his expertise on dry rot at Résidences Maudites
Media and Outreach Christian Lebeau-Jacob shares his expertise on dry rot on *Résidences maudites* Christian Lebeau-Jacob, director of Lab’Eau-Air-Sol, appeared on the show *Résidences maudites*, broadcast on CASA, in an episode dedicated to the significant damage that dry rot can cause to a building. Christian Lebeau-Jacob at *Résidences maudites* Watch a clip from Christian Lebeau-Jacob’s appearance on the show *Résidences maudites*, in an episode dedicated to dry rot. Click on the image to watch the full clip on Facebook. Watch the full clip on Facebook An episode dedicated to “building cancer” Titled “Cancer of the Building: The Horror of the White rot,” the episode follows a young couple who bought a foreclosed property only to discover the presence of white rot in their home. This episode of Season 2 of *Cursed Residences* provides a better understanding of the consequences that can result when this fungus grows in a building. What is dry rot? The dry rot fungus is a destructive building fungus, sometimes referred to as the “cancer of buildings” because of the significant damage it can cause to structures. It can damage cellulose-containing materials, particularly certain types of wood. Its growth is generally associated with persistent damp conditions, inadequate ventilation, or water infiltration. Since some infestations can remain hidden behind walls, under floors, or in other hard-to-reach areas, a thorough assessment is essential when dry rot is suspected. A destructive fungus Dry rot can damage wood and affect certain important structural components of a building. Humidity as a Key Factor Its growth is facilitated by persistent damp conditions and certain structural defects in the building. Specialized Identification A thorough analysis makes it possible to distinguish dry rot from other fungi that may look similar. Appropriate Management The response strategy must take into account the extent of the contamination, the affected materials, and the source of moisture. Drawing on Specialized Expertise As part of the program, Christian Lebeau-Jacob was invited to explain the problem of dry rot, as well as the challenges associated with identifying and managing it. His presentation provided a scientific perspective on this contamination and helped explain why accurate identification is important before determining the appropriate corrective measures. The appearance of a fungus observed in a building is not always sufficient to confirm its identity. Seeking specialized expertise and, when necessary, conducting a laboratory analysis allows for a more thorough assessment of the situation. Lab’Eau-Air-Sol in the Media This television appearance reflects the recognition of the expertise Lab’Eau-Air-Sol has developed in the field of building fungi and environmental microbiology. It has also helped raise public awareness of an issue that is still little known and of the potential consequences of water infiltration, persistent moisture, and material degradation. By sharing his expertise on a program aimed at the general public, Christian Lebeau-Jacob helped make this complex issue more accessible to homeowners and construction professionals. Regarding broadcast dates: The episode is listed as having been released on November 7, 2022. A post also announced broadcasts on November 11 and 12, which could be reruns on CASA. Raising Awareness of a Complex Issue The presence of dry rot can be a cause for concern for homeowners, especially when the infestation affects large or hidden parts of the building. Media appearances like this one help raise awareness about the signs to watch for, the importance of addressing sources of moisture, and the need to confirm the identity of the fungus before undertaking major repairs. About the Show TV Show: Cursed Homes CASA Channel Season and Episode: Season 2, Episode 6 Episode Title: “Cancer of the Building: The Horror of the Weeping Dry Rot” Year 2022 Listed release date: November 7, 2022 Duration: About 21 minutes Guest Expert Christian Lebeau-Jacob Category: Media and Outreach Episode Topic Weeping dry rot A destructive fungus that can cause significant damage to a building’s materials and structures. Sources and Links Check out the episode description and the video of Christian Lebeau-Jacob’s appearance. View the episode details Watch the full clip on Facebook Sharing Scientific Knowledge to Better Protect Buildings Christian Lebeau-Jacob’s contribution to *Résidences maudites* illustrates the importance of making scientific expertise accessible to help the public better understand fungal contamination in buildings.
When Science Meets Art: Our Collaborations with Caroline Monnet
Art, Culture, and Special Projects When Science Meets Art: Our Collaborations with Caroline Monnet Lab’Eau-Air-Sol has applied its expertise in environmental microbiology to two works by the multidisciplinary artist Caroline Monnet: *Havoc* and *Depredation*. About Caroline Monnet Caroline Monnet is a multidisciplinary artist of Anichinabe and French descent based in Montreal. Her practice encompasses visual arts, film, sculpture, and installation art. She is known for her use of industrial materials and construction-related materials, which she transforms to explore the connections between identity, memory, architecture, territory, and the built environment. The collaborations between Caroline Monnet and Lab’Eau-Air-Sol arose from a specific challenge: to use living microorganisms as artistic components while controlling their growth, appearance, and the conditions necessary for a safe presentation. 2 Works Created in Collaboration The works *Havoc* and *Depredation* have made it possible to bring together contemporary art, microbiology, environmental , and building materials. Havoc: Controlling Living Things to Create a Work of Art In 2021, Lab’Eau-Air-Sol collaborated closely on the production of *Havoc*, which was featured in the *Ninga Mìnèh* exhibition at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts . The artwork featured traditional Anichinabe motifs , with contrasts created using mold. The creation required a great deal of ingenuity to maintain and control the mold’s growth, to achieve precise visual definition, and to ensure that the artwork was safe for display. The team had to take into account the behavior of the microorganisms , the conditions conducive to their development, and the visual evolution of the artwork over time. Havoc, view from the exhibition Caroline Monnet: Ninga Mìnèh. Photo: MMFA, Denis Farley. Havoc, view from the exhibition Caroline Monnet: Ninga Mìnèh. Photo: MMFA, Denis Farley. Havoc, view from the exhibition Caroline Monnet: Ninga Mìnèh. Photo: MBAM, Denis Farley. Havoc, view from the exhibition Caroline Monnet: Ninga Mìnèh. Photo: MMFA, Denis Farley. Overview: The exhibition “Caroline Monnet: Ninga Mìnèh” was on view at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts from April 21 to August 1, 2021. “Depredation”: A New Collaboration on Display in New York In 2023, Caroline Monnet once again called on Lab’Eau-Air-Sol to create Depredation. This mural, made of gypsum panels, incorporated mold- s associated with building materials affected by moisture problems. The use of gypsum and mold established a direct link between building materials, moisture problems in buildings, and the gradual transformation of built spaces. The work was featured in the exhibition WORKSITE at Arsenal Contemporary Art New York, at 21 Cortlandt Alley, from September 8 to October 21, 2023. *Depredation*, 2023. Photo: Jorge Rios. “Depredation,” view from the exhibition WORKSITE. Photo: Jorge Rios. “Depredation,” view from the exhibition WORKSITE. Photo: Jorge Rios. Overview: WORKSITE was a solo exhibition by Caroline Monnet presented at Arsenal Contemporary Art in New York in 2023. A Creative Partnership Based on Expertise These collaborations demonstrate that Lab’Eau-Air-Sol’s scientific and expertise can find applications far beyond traditional building analyses. By contributing to these works, our team participated in a dialogue between microbiology, materials, the built environment, contemporary art, and our relationship to the spaces we inhabit. These projects have also made it possible to put science at the service of a unique artistic approach, in which living becomes at once a material, a process of transformation, and a visual element. About Collaborations Artist Caroline Monnet Works : Havoc and Depredation Years 2021 and 2023
The Expertbâtiment Group and its companies have earned B Corp certification
Awards and Recognition The Expertbâtiment Group and its companies have earned B Corp certification The Expertbâtiment Group, of which Lab’Eau-Air-Sol is a part, is officially B Corp certified. This international recognition highlights practices that meet high standards in the areas of social , environmental, and governance responsibility. The Expertbâtiment Group and its companies— —announce that they have earned their B Corp certification. International Recognition B Corp is an international certification granted by B Lab to companies that demonstrate responsible practices and a positive impact on society and the environment. Unlike certification that focuses solely on a product or service, B Corp certification evaluates the company as a whole. It examines its decision-making processes, how it treats its employees, how it contributes to communities, how it reduces its environmental impact, and how it serves its customers. Certified companies must measure their operational e , provide verifiable information, and demonstrate their commitment to balancing e -economic performance, responsibility, and continuous improvement. For the Expertbâtiment Group, this recognition confirms a well-established way of working, supported by its teams and focused on sustainable outcomes. A score above the certification threshold The Expertbâtiment Group received an overall score of 92.7 on the B Impact Assessment , while the threshold required to obtain certification is 80. 92,7 Overall score achieved This result exceeds the certification threshold set by by 12.7 points and the median score of ordinary companies that complete the assessment by 41.8 points. Expertbâtiment Group 92,7 Overall score achieved B Corp Threshold 80 Minimum Requirements Median 50,9 Valued Ordinary Companies The main dimensions assessed The B Impact Assessment evaluates several aspects of the company’s business practices and social . Governance The mission, ethics, transparency, and the consideration of stakeholders in the organization’s decisions. Employees Health, well-being, financial security, professional development, and the commitment of team members. Community Local engagement, diversity, economic benefits , donations, and sourcing practices. Environment Environmental management and the effects of activities on air, climate, water, soil , and biodiversity. A collective effort This certification goes beyond simply using a logo. It recognizes a structured, collective, and approach that is based on the daily work of employees, as well as on the trust of the Group’s partners and customers. Nearly two years passed between the initial impetus for this project and its culmination. Ultimately, receiving our B Corp certification confirms a deep-seated conviction : economic performance is built much more effectively when it goes hand in hand with strong human values. — Michel-Ann Champagne, CEO of Expertbâtiment For Lab’Eau-Air-Sol, this certification is part of a commitment to contributing to healthier, safer, and more sustainable environments , while upholding responsible business practices. Scope of certification: The official B Lab profile features the Expertbâtiment Group and its companies, including Lab’Eau-Air-Sol. The certification is held by the Expertbâtiment Group and does not constitute an independent certification granted separately to Lab’Eau-Air-Sol. This recognition reaffirms our vision Certified since December 2025, the Expertbâtiment Group views this recognition as the culmination of nearly two years of work, evaluation, and dedication. This certification reaffirms the commitment of the Group and its companies to balancing economic growth, human values, and responsibility toward employees, customers, communities, and the environment. It also represents a commitment to continue assessing and improving social, environmental, and governance practices over time. About Certification Certified organization Expertbâtiment Group Certification Certified B Corporation Organization in charge B Lab Certified from , December 2025 Grade obtained 92.7 Certification threshold 80 Comparative median , 50.9 Category : Awards and Recognition B Impact Rating 92,7 A score higher than the certification threshold of 80 and the comparative median of 50.9. Official source Expertbâtiment Group’s public profile on , the official website of B Lab. View the official B Corp profile Moving the Company Forward in a Different Way B Corp certification confirms that a company can strive for performance while placing people, communities, and the environment at the heart of its decisions.
A Long-Term Commitment to Centraide
Community Engagement Partnership with Centraide A Collective Effort to Support Centraide For several years now, Expertbâtiment and its employees have been working to support Centraide and people in vulnerable situations within our communities. The 2025 campaign by Expertbâtiment and its employees has raised $9,000 for Centraide Lanaudière and Centraide Laurentides. $9,000 Donated Through the 2025 Campaign On March 12, 2026, Expertbâtiment announced that its “ ” Centraide 2025 campaign would result in a total donation of $ ,900, to be split equally between Centraide Lanaudière and Centraide Laurentides. This result was made possible thanks to the generosity and the dedication of the team members, as well as the contribution from Expertbâtiment, which has been matching donations for the past eight years. $9,000 A contribution shared between two regions The amount is divided equally among Centraide Lanaudière and Centraide Laurentides to support their initiatives in the communities. A Collective and Long-Term Commitment Expertbâtiment employees can contribute to the campaign by having their donations deducted from their paychecks in installments. Fundraising activities are also organized in the workplace to rally the team around the cause. Expertbâtiment matches the donations it collects. This program helps increase the impact of each donation and provides additional support for Centraide’s initiatives in Lanaudière and the Laurentians. This initiative supports Centraide’s mission: to help people in vulnerable situations and to combat poverty and social exclusion in our communities. A company-wide effort This commitment is led by Expertbâtiment and its employees. Lab’Eau-Air-Sol contributes to this effort as a company within the Expertbâtiment group. Contribution History Our commitment to Centraide has continued for several years . The documented campaigns reflect the employees’ consistent involvement and Expertbâtiment’s growing contribution. In 2022, the organization committed to holding fundraising events throughout the year and set a goal of $3,500. The amounts subsequently confirmed are $6,000 in 2023, $5,000 in 2024, $6,500 in 2025, and $9,000 for the 2025 campaign announced in 2026. 2023 $6,000 Amount donated to Centraide Lanaudière and Centraide Laurentides. 2024 $5,000 Contribution in support of the 2024 Centraide ” ” campaign. 2025 $6,500 Amount raised through donations from employees of and through a partnership with Expertbâtiment. Announcement 2026 $9,000 Proceeds from the 2025 campaign, split between , Centraide Lanaudière, and Centraide Laurentides. About This Commitment Organization Expertbâtiment and its employees Supported Causes , Centraide Regions served , Lanaudière, and Laurentides Most recent campaign ; 2025 campaign announced on March 12, 2026 Most recent amount : $9,000 How It Works Employee donations, fundraising activities , and matching donations through Expertbâtiment Category Community Engagement Confirmed Cumulative Amount $26,500 Total confirmed contributions from 2023 to 2026: $6,000, $5,000, $6,500, and $9,000. Thank you to everyone who contributes Every donation, every activity, and every act of solidarity helps support sustainable solutions and make a difference in our communities.
Lab’eau-air-sol Wins the “Services to Entrepreneurs” Award at the 2025 Xcelsiors Awards
Produced by Lab’Eau-Air-Sol Awards and Recognition Lab’Eau-Air-Sol Wins the “Services to Entrepreneurs” Award at the 2025 Xcelsiors Lab’Eau-Air-Sol was named a winner, tied with Logiq Innovations, in the “ Services to Entrepreneurs” category at the Xcelsiors 2025 “ ” Gala. Lab’Eau-Air-Sol, winner of the Services to Entrepreneurs and s Award at the 2025 Xcelsiors Gala. Recognition of our commitment to businesses This award highlights the commitment of our team at to supporting businesses with diligence, passion, and expertise. Every day, Lab’Eau-Air-Sol works to provide reliable, professional services tailored to the needs of its clients. Receiving this award represents significant recognition of the work accomplished by the entire organization. This recognition is a testament to the exceptional work of our team and the trust that our clients place in us. — Management of Lab’Eau-Air-Sol A collective success This award is the result of the hard work of our team, the collaboration of our partners, and the trust of our customers. She encourages us to continue our mission with the same commitment to excellence and the same determination to contribute to the success of the companies we support. About This Award Event : Xcelsiors Gala 2025 Category : Services for Entrepreneurs Winners , Lab’Eau-Air-Sol, and Logiq Innovations Organized by , Greater Joliette Chamber of Commerce Source Official announcement from the Greater Joliette Chamber of Commerce regarding the winners of the 2025 Xcelsiors . View the 2025 Xcelsiors Award Winners Thank you to everyone who contributes to our success We share this recognition with our team, our partners, and all the customers who place their trust in us .