anybody knows how much to convert septic tank to city sewer? in Halton region

SubjectivelyObjective wrote: ↑ Do you have a municipal sanitary (or combined) sewer along the frontage of your property?

palaparapalapara wrote: ↑ I believe so. Almost all the other houses on my street have switched to city sewer by current or previous owners. Unfortunately, my house's previous owner didn't do that.

SubjectivelyObjective wrote: ↑ You can request either plan profile drawings showing the sewer on your street or wastewater operator maps from halton to check. Or just call the City and ask.

After you can see there is something potentially to connect too, next step is to pick up a phone and see what they require. Do you have a basement? Do you need someone to prepare a servicing plan to make sure you make the cut? Is your septic on the same side of the house as the street?

Next up would be to pay for the cost of works, generally speaking you would be responsible for contracting and installing the pipe from your house to the property line.

Then from the property line to the mainline, the City would likely tender that our for you with one of their contractors. Idk where you are in the world, but you could ask if your contractor could do that as well with a City inspector there.

As far as Im aware Halton doesn't have a set price for connections, so you'll probably pay whatever the going rate is, compared to Toronto where they have a static fee of $12k for single connections for homes, which may not always apply.