Septic systems to code, grades that shed water, trenches dug once and dug right — with the permits handled and the site left clean.
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New systems and replacements to Part 8 of the Ontario Building Code — conventional and raised beds, permit to backfill.
Foundations, additions, pools, and final grades that send water away from the house, not into it.
French drains, swales, and downspout runs for yards and basements that stay dry in April.
Water, hydro, and gas runs — located, dug to depth, bedded, and backfilled properly.
Brush, stumps, and topsoil stripped and hauled — building lot or bush lot, left workable.
Gravel driveways, parking pads, and shop floors built on proper base, not hope.
We walk the property, look at the soil and slopes, and talk through what the job actually needs.
One written number — and for septic, we prepare and file the full permit package ourselves.
Machines arrive when we say they will. Utilities located first, every time, no exceptions.
Health-unit inspection passed before backfill, grades checked, site left clean.
Every legitimate installer in Ontario carries a BCIN. We’ll show you ours before you ask — and we do the paperwork you’d otherwise chase for weeks.
Registered with the Ministry under Part 8 of the Building Code, renewed annually, liability insured. Two minutes to verify us in the public registry — please do.
Site plan, system design, application forms — we prepare and file the lot with the township and health unit. You sign, we chase.
The health unit sees every system open in the ground before it’s covered. Pass first, backfill second — the only order we work in.
“Full septic replacement — they handled the permit, the health unit, all of it. Passed inspection first visit and the lawn looks like nothing happened.”
Carol B.Scugog“Dug and graded for our addition. Showed up on the day they promised, which apparently is rare in this business.”
Mike D.Courtice“Basement stayed dry through spring melt for the first time in nine years. The drainage work paid for itself in one season.”
The NguyensOshawa“Fair price on a big trenching run, and they actually called the locates instead of winging it.”
Steve R.Bowmanville“Raised bed system on tough clay. Explained why the cheaper option would fail, and the inspector agreed with them.”
Janet & Paul K.Kawartha Lakes“Gravel driveway done right — proper base, proper crown. Two winters, zero potholes.”
Darren W.WhitbyTwenty seconds now, one visit later, one fixed number after that.
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Most conventional replacements land between $18,000 and $30,000 installed, including design, permits, and inspection; raised or filter beds run higher because of imported material. Site conditions move the number — which is why the quote comes after a free site walk, in writing, fixed.
Yes — a permit must be issued before construction, the system must meet Part 8 of the Ontario Building Code, and the health unit inspects it open in the ground before backfill. We prepare and file the whole package as part of the job.
Most residential systems are two to four days of machine time once the permit is issued. Permit turnaround varies by township — we’ll give you an honest timeline up front.
Yes. Trenching runs, drainage fixes, driveway top-ups — small jobs done well are where the referrals come from.
No pressure, no vague “it depends.” A walk, a look at the ground, one written price.
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The parts you can’t click in a demo — but the business feels every month.
Hosting, SSL, security, core SEO underneath it all.
Categories, photos, posts — the map pack handled monthly.
Every finished job triggers a one-tap review ask.
Busy season won’t outrun the allowance.
Site walks land as appointments, not voicemails.
Calls, forms, rankings — one page.