Where we build · King, York Region

Custom home builder and renovation contractor in King

King Township is King City, Nobleton and Schomberg plus the estate lots and farms between them, most of it on the Oak Ridges Moraine. A custom home here usually sits on a large lot with a well and a septic system, and the approvals, not the lot, set the schedule.

King in detail

King, on the ground.

Custom homes on estate lots, additions on farmhouses and century houses, and whole-home renovations in the villages are the King jobs. Second storeys come up in the villages where a bungalow sits on a lot too narrow to grow sideways.

The Township of King issues the building permit. The Moraine plan and the conservation authority review most rural lots, and septic design is part of the schedule. [Kam confirms whether Savino coordinates the septic design and the typical King permit timing.]

Permit office

Township of King

The Township of King issues the permit, and septic design and the Moraine review are part of the schedule on most rural lots. [Link to the King building permit page and typical processing time.]

Housing stock

What the lots allow

King is estate lots and farmhouses between King City, Nobleton and Schomberg, most on the Oak Ridges Moraine with wells and septic systems.

Projects here

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

Questions from King

Yes. The Moraine plan sets what the lot can carry and how it drains, the conservation authority reviews it, and a rural lot needs a septic design and a well. We map those before you commit to drawings.

The Township of King. Additions, second storeys and new houses all need a building permit with engineered drawings.

Often. The number of bedrooms an addition adds has to match what the septic system can serve, and that can mean a new system. It comes up at the site walk.