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Every septic design starts with a site-specific evaluation and percolation test. We assess soil composition, drainage patterns, and system requirements to determine the most effective layout for your property.
We provide stamped, permit-ready drawings that detail the septic tank location, leaching bed, piping layout, and setbacks. Designs meet provincial regulations and are tailored to the size of your dwelling and daily usage.
We navigate all regulatory requirements to ensure your septic design is code-compliant and approved by the local health unit. Our experience speeds up the permitting process and avoids costly delays.
Properties near lakes, rivers, or with poor drainage require extra care. We offer specialized septic designs that account for high water tables, limited space, and environmental sensitivities, ensuring approval in challenging conditions.
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We offer the best landscaping construction guarantee in the business. We stand by a 5-year Warranty on all our installation projects.
Our reputation speaks for itself—we're among the most trusted landscaping companies in Midland, known for exceeding customer expectations.
Your needs are our priority. We guarantee fast and efficient follow-ups, ensuring you feel taken care of the way you deserve.
Forty Five Scapes has become a cornerstone of the Midland community. Check out our work at community parks and city buildings.
We have a history of creating beautiful landscapes in Midland, Collingwood, Barrie and surrounding areas, and our decades of combined experience ensures your outdoor space is nothing short of spectacular.
Understanding Septic Design and Its Importance
Septic design refers to the engineered planning and layout of a septic system, including the tank, leaching bed (or drain field), and associated components. It considers factors such as soil permeability, seasonal water table, property size, topography, and wastewater flow. A properly designed septic system is essential for safe, long-term wastewater management—especially in rural or lakefront properties without municipal sewer service. Septic system design is governed by local building codes and typically requires approval from public health authorities.
Every journey starts with a first step. Strike up a conversation with our low key, no pressure team and begin your journey.
Get an EstimateEvery journey starts with a first step. Strike up a conversation with our low key, no pressure team and begin your journey.