Septic Tank Pumping,
Repairs & Inspections
Expert design and installation of new septic systems and replacements.
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A properly designed and installed septic system is crucial for the long-term health of your property. We specialize in installing systems that meet all Ontario Building Code requirements and are tailored to your specific soil conditions and household needs.
For all traditional trench beds, raised filter beds and advanced treatment units, we have the expertise to handle any installation project.
The cost to install a new septic system in Ontario can vary widely based on site conditions and system type. Pricing is influenced by soil and drainage, lot size, system design, tank size, access for equipment, and whether a raised bed or more advanced treatment is required. The most accurate way to budget is to schedule a site assessment, then we can provide a detailed quote.
In general, the lowest-cost option (where the property allows it) is a conventional gravity-fed septic system with a standard tank and leaching bed. Costs go up when a property needs a raised bed, pump system, advanced treatment unit, or significant site preparation due to soil, slope, groundwater, or limited space.
Yes—septic system installations typically require a permit and approved design through the local authority having jurisdiction (often the municipality or local health unit, depending on the area). We can help guide you through the permit process, coordinate required documentation, and ensure the installation meets Ontario Code requirements.
Many installations can be completed in a few days, but timelines vary depending on the system type, weather, site access, and inspection scheduling. If engineering, permits, or specialty materials are needed, the overall project timeline can extend. After an assessment, we can provide a realistic schedule from start to finish.
A site assessment is where we evaluate your property to determine what type of system will work and where it can be installed. This often includes reviewing:
We’ll then recommend options and outline the next steps for design, permits, and installation.
A conventional system typically places the leaching bed in native soil at an appropriate depth, relying on natural soil filtration. A raised bed system is built up with imported sand/gravel and sits higher than the surrounding grade. It’s commonly used when there’s shallow bedrock, high groundwater, poor soil, or limited separation distance needed for proper treatment.
We are fully licensed and insured for septic installation in Ontario.
A poorly installed system can lead to major problems, including:
Regular maintenance is key to preventing costly septic failures. A small investment in maintenance today saves thousands in repairs tomorrow.