How much does a septic system cost to install in Ontario?

Most residential systems range between $10,000–$25,000 , depending on soil conditions, site access, system type, and permit requirements. Engineered or raised systems are typically more. 💡 Pro Tip: We’ll provide a detailed site-specific quote after your inspection — with no hidden fees.

Do I need a permit for a new septic system?

Yes — all new installations and replacements require permits in Ontario. We handle the entire permitting process , including engineered drawings (if needed) and inspections.

What kind of septic system do I need?

That depends on your soil, property size, and local regulations. After a site visit, we’ll recommend the best option: conventional, raised bed, or an engineered solution.

Can I live in my home during a septic installation?

In most cases, yes! We’ll schedule work to minimize disruption and ensure temporary service is maintained when possible.

Septic Installations in Trout Creek, Astorville & North Bay

Serving Trout Creek, Astorville, Corbeil, Callander, Chisholm, Bonfield, and North Bay with licensed septic system installations for new homes, cottages, and rural properties.

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Complete Septic System Installations — Done Right the First Time

Whether you’re building a brand-new home or replacing an aging system, Robitaille Contracting is your trusted partner for licensed septic installations in the North Bay region. From system design to excavation to final grade, we handle everything in-house — so you don’t have to juggle multiple contractors.

We're proud to serve Trout Creek, Astorville, Callander, Corbeil, and beyond with reliable, code-compliant work backed by years of experience and full insurance.

Our Turnkey Installation Process Includes:

On-site inspection and layout planning

Soil testing and permit coordination

Excavation, tank placement, and bed installation

Final grading, backfilling, and full site clean-up

Licensed Septic System Installers You Can Trust

We install systems for:

Residential homes (year-round & seasonal)

Cottages and lakefront properties

New rural developments

Septic system upgrades or replacements

As Ontario-licensed installers, we also work directly with engineers on complex, custom, or raised bed systems, ensuring your system is built to meet both code and site-specific challenges.

Septic Installation Areas We Serve

We proudly offer licensed septic system installations across:

Trout Creek (HQ)

Corbeil

Astorville

Bonfield

Callander

Chisholm

North Bay

Restoule

South River

Nipissing & Redbridge

Why Homeowners & Builders Choose Robitaille

We’re a small local business — and we treat your property like it’s our own. No cut corners. No excuses. Just clean, certified work that stands the test of time.

What Sets Us Apart:

Ontario-Licensed Septic Installers

Fully Insured & MOE Certified

Transparent, Upfront Pricing

Friendly, Local Service

Reliable Equipment & Clean Worksites

Nudura ICF Certified for full builds

Member: OASIS (Ontario Association of Sewage Industry Services)

Real Reviews From Septic Installation Clients

“Nick and his team were incredibly professional — fast, organized, and took the time to explain every step. Highly recommend.”

Laura K., North Bay, ON

“Can’t say enough good things. They rebuilt our entire septic system in Trout Creek and left the property spotless.”

Terry D., Trout Creek, ON

Septic Installation FAQs

Q1: How much does a septic system cost to install in Ontario?
Answer:

Most residential systems range between $10,000–$25,000, depending on soil conditions, site access, system type, and permit requirements. Engineered or raised systems are typically more.

💡 Pro Tip: We’ll provide a detailed site-specific quote after your inspection — with no hidden fees.
Q2: Do I need a permit for a new septic system?
Answer:
Yes — all new installations and replacements require permits in Ontario. We handle the entire permitting process, including engineered drawings (if needed) and inspections.
Q3: What kind of septic system do I need?
Answer:
That depends on your soil, property size, and local regulations. After a site visit, we’ll recommend the best option: conventional, raised bed, or an engineered solution.
Q4: Can I live in my home during a septic installation?
Answer:
In most cases, yes! We’ll schedule work to minimize disruption and ensure temporary service is maintained when possible.