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Request a Quote →In Midland, whether a property is on a private septic system or on town sewer decides everything that follows. If yours is on septic, the Town’s building permit page lists new septic systems and septic alterations as work that needs a building permit, and applications are made through the Town’s online permit system.
The Town also says a permit is required for a change of use even when there is no construction. If you are converting a building, adding bedrooms or turning a seasonal property into a year-round home, ask the Town how that affects your septic system before you buy materials or book work.
Rural properties around Midland sit in neighbouring townships with their own building departments and septic rules, so check which municipality your lot is in before you start.
Tell us about your project and a local septic contractor who works in Midland can reach out to you directly.
Contractors in our network handle the installation side of septic work.
A new system for a new build, a cottage, an addition, or a lot that has never had one. It starts with a permit and a designed system.
When a tank, bed or whole system has reached the end of its life or no longer meets the Building Code, a replacement is designed and permitted.
Soggy ground, odours over the bed, or sewage backing up after a pump-out often point to the leaching bed rather than the tank.
Looking for pumping, tank cleaning, or a clogged drain? Those are a different trade, and this site does not refer them. A local septic pumping company is the right call for a full tank or a blocked line. Come back if a pump-out shows the system itself has failed and needs repair or replacement.
Guides: Signs a leaching bed is failing · Septic replacement permit guide