Vaudreuil-Dorion
Do you need a permit for a shed in Vaudreuil-Dorion?
A permit is needed to install a shed, a garage or a gazebo (accessory building: $51).
Permit requiredA zone, a heritage area or a shoreline can have its own standards: with your address, the Radar reads your zone's grid and tells you what applies to your property.
The rules, in short
- At most 2 garden sheds or storage sheds per lot, at most 25 m² in total. (art. 6.27, table 6.6)
- Maximum height: 1 storey or 4 m (or the height of the house if it is under 4 m). (art. 6.27, table 6.6)
- At least 0.6 m from the side and rear lines, 1 m from the house and 1 m from another accessory building; in the side or rear yard (front yard only in specific cases). (art. 6.27, table 6.6)
- All accessory buildings together may not exceed the house's footprint or 10% of the lot. (art. 6.25)
- Detached garage: 1 per lot (2 if over 2,800 m²), at most 100 m², 4 m high on a lot under 1,400 m², at least 0.6 m from the lines and 1 m from the house. (art. 6.27, table 6.10)
Summary by Radar Foncier, in our own words: the official French text of the by-law, linked above, prevails.
Applying in Vaudreuil-Dorion
- Cost: Fees By-law 1709: fence $15.50; above-ground pool $30.50; in-ground pool $51; hot tub $30.50; accessory building (residential) $51; accessory structure $30.50
- Urban planning department: 450 455-3371 (Permits and Inspections Division)
- Permits on the municipality's website
Other projects in Vaudreuil-Dorion
Shed or garage elsewhere: Côte Saint-Luc, Dorval, Gatineau, Montreal, Sherbrooke, Westmount.
Version française de cette page
Source: Zoning By-law 1872 (in force November 12, 2025, administrative consolidation up to September 11, 2026), French version, checked on October 22, 2026. Plain-English summary: the official French text prevails, and a by-law can change. Confirm with the Vaudreuil-Dorion urban planning department before buying materials. Radar Foncier is an independent service, not affiliated with the municipality.
Radar Foncier in English. Permits and rules for Québec homeowners; the full site and the reports are in French. Version française