Thinking of purchasing a home that is on a private well and not on a municipal water supply? There are a couple of things you will need to consider. If you are planning to get a mortgage for the property purchase, your realtor should let you know that you will need to have a water…
The average Canadian household will use roughly 1,000 litres of water per day. Households with greater water usage demands could easily double or triple the average demand on a water well. Well Flow Rate Testing determines the quantity of water available from a well by looking at a combination of well depth, pump setting, static…
Many municipal bylaws advise that maintaining the sewer pipes connecting a private property to a public sewer system is the responsibility of the property owner. If a pipe is found to be damaged, leaking, deteriorating, or constructed with “no-corrode” piping, then that pipe must be replaced at the homeowner’s expense. Our Municipal Sewer Inspections include:
The Nova Scotia Real Estate Commission (“NSREC”) recommends that home buyers have a septic system inspected prior to finalizing the purchase of a property. This inspection may help protect against future unexpected costs by identifying potential issues. We will inspect your septic system and its accessible components (in-flow and out-flow lines, septic tank, and discharge…
