Plumbing
Plumbing Permit Requirements
A plumbing system may not be constructed, altered, extended, renewed or repaired unless a plumbing permit has been obtained for the work. To obtain a permit, you must be a licensed plumbing contractor registered with the City of Saskatoon. It is the responsibility of the owner to ensure that the plumbing contractors comply with the Plumbing Regulations.
A Plumbing Permit is required whenever a plumbing system is being constructed, changed, renewed, repaired or when fixtures are being set for the first time on an originally permitted rough in.
When a Plumbing Permit is not required:
- to clear a blockage in a drainage system
- to repair a leak in a water distribution system
- to replace a fixture without any change to the drainage system
- to replace existing faucets, water heaters or valves
Apply for your Plumbing Permit - saskatoon.ca/ePermitting
Track all permit and inspection activity from initial application to completion, renewal or expiration of your permit. Visit saskatoon.ca/ePermitting to register your account or to sign-in to the online portal.
Book your Plumbing Inspection - saskatoon.ca/ePermitting
Inspections take place at the rough-in and final stages. Several rough-in inspections may be required depending on the complexity of the specific project. A final inspection is required before the new system can be put into service. Book your inspection online at saskatoon.ca/ePermitting.
Helpful Tips
- Call 306-975-7631 between 8:00 a.m. and 9:00a.m. the day of your inspection to confirm your inspection time. Plumbing contractor must be on site for inspection.
- New plumbing contractors may contact the Senior Plumbing Inspector 306-975-7631 for details for certification.
- Once a plumbing permit is issued, it is not transferrable.
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A schedule of plumbing permit fees can also be found in the Plumbing Permits Bylaw.