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Peut-être que je ne suis pas exactement sur le bon subreddit, je m'en excuse si c'est le cas.

J’ai eu des malfaçons suite à une rénovation avec un entrepreneur licencié RBQ. J’ai un contrat signé, des preuves documentées et il minimise les problèmes / ne répond pas à mes courriels.

Je m’apprête à envoyer une mise en demeure par courrier recommandé.

Ma vraie question c’est : est-ce que ça fonctionne concrètement au Québec ? Est-ce qu'une mise en demeure, plainte à la RBQ ou aux petites créances fait vraiment bouger un entrepeneur ? J'ai peur de me retrouver avec des problèmes non réglés malgré tous les recours..

Merci

Peut-être que je ne suis pas exactement sur le bon subreddit, je m'en excuse si c'est le cas.

J’ai eu des malfaçons suite à une rénovation avec un entrepreneur licencié RBQ. J’ai un contrat signé, des preuves documentées et il minimise les problèmes / ne répond pas à mes courriels.

Je m’apprête à envoyer une mise en demeure par courrier recommandé.

Ma vraie question c’est : est-ce que ça fonctionne concrètement au Québec ? Est-ce qu'une mise en demeure, plainte à la RBQ ou aux petites créances fait vraiment bouger un entrepeneur ? J'ai peur de me retrouver avec des problèmes non réglés malgré tous les recours..

Merci

I’m currently outside Algeria and tried NordVPN but it doesn't work. I’d appreciate any advice from people who have successfully connected to theses services from abroad plz.

We recently finished a renovation project and had new ceramic tiles installed. No friend or family member has any DIY or renovation skills.

We hired a contractor who turned out to be quite inexperienced, and we now regret our choice. The job was completed a few days ago, but we just noticed that the floor squeaks and grinds when we walk on a specific area.

We have already spent a significant amount of money on these renovations and are worried about the long-term risks if the tiles eventually crack or the grout gets ruined.

Given that our contractor did a mediocre job, we are hesitant to call him back, but we also do not want to leave a structural issue. We want to know if it is worth the extra expense to hire someone else to fix this properly, or if we should just leave it as is despite the noise. What are the risks ?

Thank you for your advice.

Hi everyone!
I’m currently planning a trip / looking into getting around in Algeria (specifically Alger and some other major cities), and I noticed that Google Maps doesn't include any public transport data or route planning for buses, the metro, or the tramway.
I know that most people rely on taxis, collective taxis, or VTC apps like Yassir to get around, but I'm still really interested in knowing if there are any reliable route-planning apps available.
Are there any local apps you recommend that can help me map out an itinerary from point A to point B using public transit? I’ve heard about individual apps like EtusaMob or eTWASSEL, but I'm wondering if there is an all-in-one alternative (similar to Citymapper, Moovit, or Transit) that locals actually use to navigate the city networks.
Thanks in advance for your help!

Hi everyone!
I’m currently planning a trip / looking into getting around in Algeria (specifically Alger and some other major cities), and I noticed that Google Maps doesn't include any public transport data or route planning for buses, the metro, or the tramway.
I know that most people rely on taxis, collective taxis, or VTC apps like Yassir to get around, but I'm still really interested in knowing if there are any reliable route-planning apps available.
Are there any local apps you recommend that can help me map out an itinerary from point A to point B using public transit? I’ve heard about individual apps like EtusaMob or eTWASSEL, but I'm wondering if there is an all-in-one alternative (similar to Citymapper, Moovit, or Transit) that locals actually use to navigate the city networks.
Thanks in advance for your help!

Anyone knows where I can find REAL pure nila powder around Alger centre? not the fake indigo coloring plz