The site work division of ICFHome.ca · Building since 1979 · Insured to $2,000,000 · 705-533-1633
Georgian BaySimcoe CountyOwn crew, own equipment
Where We Work
Georgian Bay Siteworks clears, digs, grades and builds across north Simcoe County and the south shore of Georgian Bay. Find your town below for the local rules, soil and what the work usually involves there. Not on the list? Call anyway: if it is within an hour of Tiny, we probably work there.
Insured to $2,000,000Site work division of ICFHome.caBuilding since 1979250+ projects in Simcoe County
Our services by town
Tiny Township
Midland
Penetanguishene
Collingwood
Every service is available in every town. The general pages: lot clearing, tree removal and stump grinding, excavation, septic, grading and drainage and driveways. We also work in Springwater, Clearview, Severn, Port Severn, Innisfil and the Muskoka fringe.
What changes from town to town
Who issues the septic permit
Every Simcoe municipality runs its own septic permits. Tiny uses Tatham Engineering as its approval agent; the others handle it in their own building department. See the Simcoe County septic permit guide.
Conservation authority or not
Wasaga Beach, Collingwood, Oro-Medonte and Barrie sit in the NVCA watershed (Barrie and Oro-Medonte also touch the LSRCA). Tiny, Tay, Midland and Penetanguishene have no conservation authority at all. See NVCA permits.
The ground itself
Sand in Tiny and Wasaga, escarpment clay and rock around Collingwood, Canadian Shield granite toward Tay and Severn. The ground decides the machine, the septic bed and the price.
Building a whole house, not just the site?
Georgian Bay Siteworks is the site work division of ICFHome.ca, a Tarion-approved custom ICF home builder. Same crew, same equipment, one phone number.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which towns do you serve?
Tiny Township, Tay Township, Midland, Penetanguishene, Wasaga Beach, Collingwood, Oro-Medonte, Barrie and the area around them.
Who issues septic permits in my town?
Your municipality. In Tiny the Township works with Tatham Engineering as its approval agent; the other towns run it through their own building departments. Our septic permits by town guide lists each one.
Is my property under a conservation authority?
Wasaga Beach, Collingwood and parts of Springwater are under the NVCA. Tiny Township has no conservation authority. Check the mapping before you clear or regrade near water.
Do the rules change from town to town?
Yes. Entrance permits, tree by-laws, lot grading deposits and half-load dates all differ. Each town section on this page covers the basics.
How much work have you done in each town?
Collingwood 47 jobs, Tiny Township 42 projects, Wasaga Beach 19 and Penetanguishene and Midland 12.