Custom home builder and renovation contractor in Caledon
Caledon is rural Peel: estate lots, farmhouses, villages like Bolton, Caledon East and Inglewood, and new subdivisions at the south end. A custom home here often sits on a well and a septic system, and the lot is big enough that the question is where to put the house, not whether it fits.
Caledon, on the ground.
Additions on farmhouses, whole-home renovations on century houses in the villages, and custom homes on acreage are the Caledon jobs. Much of the town sits on the Oak Ridges Moraine, the Niagara Escarpment or in the Greenbelt, and each of those brings its own approval before the building permit.
The Town of Caledon issues the building permit. Septic design, well protection and the conservation authority's review are part of the schedule on most rural lots. [Kam confirms whether Savino coordinates the septic design and the typical Caledon permit timing.]
Town of Caledon
The Town of Caledon issues the permit, and a rural lot brings septic design, well protection and the conservation authority's review into the schedule. [Link to the Caledon building permit page and typical processing time.]
What the lots allow
Caledon is estate lots and century farmhouses around Bolton, Caledon East and Inglewood, with new subdivisions at the south end, many on wells and septic systems.
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[Kam confirms how many Savino projects have been built in Caledon and which ones can be shown.]
Eight jobs, one crew.
Also in Caledon: Rear additions · Bathroom renovations · Structural repairs · Garden suites · Garage and above-garage additions · Exterior renovations
Yes, and the lot usually has room. The approvals are the schedule: the Escarpment, the Moraine or the Greenbelt may apply, and a rural lot needs a septic design and a well. We map those before you commit to drawings.
The Town of Caledon. Lots on the Niagara Escarpment may also need the Escarpment Commission's permit, and those inside a conservation authority's area need its review first.
Yes. The tie-in between a new addition and an old stone or brick house is the engineering question, and the septic capacity often decides how many bedrooms the addition can have. Both come up at the site walk.
A Caledon job starts with a site walk.
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