Covers old and new construction
From the original village core to Stittsville's newest subdivisions.
Stittsville sits at the western edge of the City of Ottawa and has grown substantially with new subdivisions alongside its older village core. That mix means water heater and sump pump installations are common in the newer sections, while older homes near the village centre are more likely candidates for a backwater valve retrofit under the City's rebate program.
New-build sump installations for Stittsville's newer subdivisions.
For older homes near Stittsville's village core built before the code requirement.
Toilet, faucet and bathroom fixture work across both older and newer homes.
Original piping typical of Stittsville's older streets near the centre.
Modern supply lines and code-required backwater valves.
Homes built in the years just before or after the 2004/2012 code cutoffs.
From the original village core to Stittsville's newest subdivisions.
Available for Stittsville the same as the rest of the City of Ottawa.
We'll flag if an older Stittsville property looks eligible for the City's rebate program.
Yes, across all of Stittsville.
Older homes built before the City's requirement dates may be eligible – we can check a specific property.
Yes, including water heaters and sump systems for newly built homes.