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Licensed Professional Engineers · Ontario

Water and Wastewater Engineering for Rural Properties

We design and permit private well and septic systems for homeowners, developers, and contractors across Ontario. Licensed engineers, straightforward process.

Licensed Professional EngineersP.Eng. certified under Professional Engineers Ontario
Ontario RegulatedFully compliant with Ontario Building Code and O. Reg. 903
Rural SpecialistsFocused exclusively on private onsite water and wastewater systems

What We Do

Engineering services for private water and wastewater systems

Well Design & Hydrogeological Assessments

Well Design & Hydrogeological Assessments

We assess your site's groundwater conditions and design a well system that meets Ontario regulations. From initial hydrogeological study to final well design, we handle the technical work.

Septic System Design & Approvals

Septic System Design & Approvals

We design septic systems that fit your property and get them approved. Whether you're building new or replacing an aging system, we know what the approving authority needs.

Permit Applications & Regulatory Compliance

Permit Applications & Regulatory Compliance

Navigating permits and regulations can be confusing. We prepare and submit all required applications and work directly with the approving authority so you don't have to.

How It Works

A clear process from start to approval

01

Site Assessment

We visit your property, evaluate the terrain and soil conditions, and determine what's feasible.

02

Engineering Design

We produce a stamped engineering design that meets all applicable codes and standards.

03

Approvals & Permits

We submit your application and work with the approving authority through to final approval.

Not sure where to start?

We make the process straightforward. Tell us about your property and what you're trying to do — we'll let you know what's involved and what to expect.

No obligation — just a conversation about your project
We'll explain what's required and what to expect
Serving rural properties across Ontario
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