Download Ontario Septic Permit Application Here! Before discussing Septic System Cost in Ontario, we first need to explain what is a septic system and why is it important. Homes that aren’t connected to a municipal sewage system require an on-site septic system. The purpose of the septic […]
Read more →Planning to purchase a lot to build a home in Ontario? Before you do anything else, check if a public sewer system is available? If not, you will need a septic system to treat and dispose of sewage from the home you plan to build. What type of […]
Read more →Here at ICFhome.ca, we love a good plumbing joke. Plumbing is the only game where a good flush beats a full house every time! So, every year we compile a list of some of our favorite bits of plumbing related humor and funny pictures to share with […]
Read more →The folding toilet that saves water and space in the bathroom: Seat Down vs. Seat Up Argument Gareth Humphreys and Elliott Whiteley, who are students at the University of Huddersfield, may have invented the toilet of the future or solved one of the age-old debates: Seat Down vs. […]
Read more →How does this even get past the planning phase? &%$@# Hmmmmm… Should have measured twice! Apparently, you don’t want anyone seeing your face, but everything else is okay? The oak seat is a nice touch, though. And the purpose for the door is? This stall is […]
Read more →Tankless Water Heater – Luna Baxi Save Money With Tankless Water Heaters Hot water heating accounts for about 20% (or more) of the average North American household’s annual energy costs. With energy prices rising day after day, it is becoming necessary to take a closer look at […]
Read more →Plumbing Basics – What You Need To Know Plumbing works on the simple concept of “water in — water out.” In a new home, the plumbing system features three main components, the water supply system, the drainage system, and the appliance/fixture set. Plumbing Basics – What You […]
Read more →Septic System How the system works – Guide to Septic Systems A typical system consists of an underground tank, a distribution line and a soil absorption drainage field. Wastewater leaves the home through an underground pipe connected to the septic tank. Baffles in the septic tank slow […]
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