Septic systems, done once and done right.
We design, permit and install septic systems for rural homes around Kingston, and we inspect them for buyers and sellers. We don't pump tanks, so our advice has nothing to sell.
How a septic system works: tap any part
A live cross-section of a conventional system. On Frontenac bedrock the bed on the right is built up as a raised bed.
Two things, properly.
Install or replace
New systems for new builds and cottages. Replacement beds and tanks for systems that have reached the end. Designed for the soil you actually have.
Installation and replacement →Inspect
Pre-purchase, pre-listing and condition inspections with a written, photographed report in two business days.
Septic inspections →The soil runs out before the Code does.
The Building Code wants about 900 mm of soil under a leaching bed. Around Kingston, Sydenham and Napanee, test pits often hit limestone long before that. So most of our systems are raised beds, built up on imported sand.
Nine warning signs, one honest reading.
Tick what you've noticed. The checker tells you how fast to act, and your answers come through with your request.
Is my septic system failing? Check what you've noticed
Each sign is weighted. The reading tells you how urgently to act, not what's wrong.
"Ask any installer for their BCIN and verify it on the provincial registry. We'd rather you check ours than take our word for it."
Part of Limitless Company, with Limitless Build, Limitless Fences, Limitless Pools and Secondary Units.
Get a septic quote
Send the property's town and what you need. If you're working to a closing date or a building permit deadline, say so and we'll prioritize. Answers from the tools on this page come through with the form.
Phone: 343-342-3461
Hours: Mon to Fri, 8 am to 5 pm
Office: 945 Princess Street, Kingston, ON K7L 3N6