Where we build · Clarington, Durham Region

Custom home builder and renovation contractor in Clarington

Clarington is Bowmanville, Courtice, Newcastle and Orono, with new subdivisions at the west end and farmland across the rest. The village cores hold century houses on deep lots; the subdivisions hold newer houses that take rear additions; the rural lots take custom homes on wells and septic systems.

Clarington in detail

Clarington, on the ground.

Custom homes on rural lots, additions on village houses and whole-home renovations on century stock are the Clarington jobs. The Oak Ridges Moraine covers the north of the municipality, and the creeks and the waterfront put some lots inside the conservation authority's regulated area.

The Municipality of Clarington issues the building permit. [Kam confirms typical Clarington permit timing and whether Savino coordinates septic design.]

Permit office

Municipality of Clarington

The Municipality of Clarington issues the permit, and unserviced lots add well and septic design to the schedule. [Link to the Clarington building permit page and typical processing time.]

Housing stock

What the lots allow

Clarington is century houses in Bowmanville, Newcastle and Orono, new subdivisions in Courtice and west Bowmanville, and rural lots on wells and septic systems.

Projects here

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[Kam confirms how many Savino projects have been built in Clarington and which ones can be shown.]

Questions from Clarington

Yes. Outside the serviced areas the lot needs a well and a septic design, and lots on the moraine or near a creek need the conservation authority's review. We map those before drawings.

The Municipality of Clarington, for Bowmanville, Courtice, Newcastle and Orono alike. Additions, second storeys and new houses all need a building permit with engineered drawings.

Usually. The lots are deep, and the tie-in between the new addition and the old house is the engineering question the site walk answers. Heritage designation adds a review if it applies.