At Tignum, our commitment extends to assisting you in obtaining building permits for both residential and commercial projects. We take charge of preparing all the necessary documents, compiling required forms mandated by the municipality, and addressing inquiries from both the municipality and you, the building or land owner. Our dedicated team ensures a seamless process, guiding you through every step to secure the necessary approvals for your project.
All renovations and new buildings in Ontario must comply with the Ontario Building Code. Our team can provide consultation on Building Code requirements or prepare drawings that are in conformance with the Code prior to your application to the municipality.
Our services include, but are not limited to:
Our engineering and design team is available to help you get your building permit to legally construct or renovate your building in Ontario.
We are here to help you through the:
Go to our blog to read more about when a building permit is required.
It is common when undertaking a construction project to have to remove or injure adjacent trees or root systems. In many municipalities trees cannot be harmed until the municipality has reviewed your plan and provided a permit for a tree to be injured or removed.
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We encourage clients with complex projects to apply for a zoning certificate before preparing their building permit application. This usually leads to getting the building permit more quickly since detailed design work takes place once the general design is approved by the municipality.
We can help you get your zoning certificate by:
See our Frequently Asked Questions for more information on how Tignum can help with zoning reviews.
When a design is known to infringe upon municipal zoning bylaws an application can be submitted to the committee of adjustment for a minor variance. Tignum has many years of experience successfully presenting variances on behalf of clients to the committee of adjustment.
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Learn more about the committee of adjustment on our blog and in our FAQs.