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McMasterville is the smallest of the four municipalities gathered around the Vallée-du-Richelieu treatment plant, and its rules follow the same logic as its neighbours'.

One thing is specific to the Municipality: connecting to the sewer or the water main requires a construction permit, applied for with the names of both the plumbing contractor and the excavation contractor.

That is not a formality: it is what ensures the connection is made — and documented — properly.

Plomberie Boucherville does not have an office in McMasterville. We travel there from Boucherville.

Worth knowing in McMasterville

  • A permit is required for any connection

    The Municipality's official form — schedules to by-laws 390-00-2009 and 306 — is an “application for a construction permit for a water/sewer connection”, and it explicitly asks that both the excavation contractor and the plumbing contractor be identified. An improvised hookup is therefore not merely risky: it is outside the by-law.

    Source: Municipalité de McMasterville — Demande de permis, branchement aqueduc/égout
  • Wastewater goes to Mont-Saint-Hilaire

    McMasterville belongs to the Régie d’assainissement des eaux usées de la Vallée du Richelieu with Beloeil, Mont-Saint-Hilaire and Otterburn Park. Wastewater is carried, through a network of sixteen pumping stations, to the plant on rue Brunet in Mont-Saint-Hilaire.

    Source: RAEVR — Infrastructures de collecte et de transport

Frequently asked questions in McMasterville

Is a permit required for a sewer connection in McMasterville?
Yes. The Municipality's official form is an “application for a construction permit for a water/sewer connection”, and it requires naming both the excavation contractor and the plumbing contractor. An improvised hookup is not merely risky: it is outside the by-law.
Where does McMasterville's wastewater go?
To Mont-Saint-Hilaire. McMasterville belongs to the Régie d'assainissement des eaux usées de la Vallée du Richelieu with Beloeil, Mont-Saint-Hilaire and Otterburn Park, and the water travels through sixteen pumping stations to the plant on rue Brunet.
Are you licensed to do the connection?
Yes — RBQ licence 5825-6405-01, and CMMTQ members, as Québec law requires of every plumbing contractor. That is the name that goes on the permit form.
Do you serve McMasterville from Boucherville?
Yes, alongside neighbouring Beloeil and Saint-Basile-le-Grand. For an emergency — a backup, active water damage — 514-475-5516 answers around the clock.

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