Canadian Shield Consultants use the Aqua created wetland technology for effective and efficient wastewater treatment. The Aqua technology has been refined to enhance overall treatment performance and to address traditional problems in colder climates when biological treatment activity slows.
Canadian Shield Consultants use the Aqua created wetland technology for effective and efficient wastewater treatment. The Aqua technology has been refined to enhance overall treatment performance and to address traditional problems in colder climates when biological treatment activity slows.
Premier Tech Aqua
Canadian Shield Consultants Agency and Premier Tech Aqua WWT Technologies
Canadian Shield Consultants Agency (CSCA) provides turnkey services for all environmental projects. From initial site environmental assessments, impact and feasibility studies, design to final regulatory approval. CSCA can streamline your project by providing regulatory compliant designs matching the best Premier Tech Aqua technology to your project needs.
Premier Tech Aqua (PTA) – a Business Unit of global leader Premier Tech for over 20 years – is an industry leader in onsite and decentralized water and wastewater treatment solutions and specialist in the design and manufacturing of innovative and durable products for the residential, commercial, municipal and industrial sectors.
Offered as ready-to-use, mobile or built on site, PTA’s proven solutions are available in North America, Europe and Asia. With over 100,000 systems installed worldwide, including 1,300 larger flow MBR, MBBR and SBR projects, each coupled with a rigorous inspection, maintenance and documented follow-up program performed by its vast network of local service partners, PTA is undoubtedly one of the top leaders of the industry. Its team of process and application engineers cover all aspects of the biological process – from design and engineering, to implementation, maintenance and technical support.
The success of the CSCA and PTA partnership relies on a combination of in-house expertise, state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities and a vast international network of key and trusted partners.
Together, they ensure that your project is delivered on time, on budget and according to your schedule.
Advantages
- Air and watertight
- Lightweight, robust construction
- Easy handling and transportation
- Strongest tank on the market, 40% above CSA requirements
- Guaranteed leak proof, each tank is individualy tested at productin site
- Cast to allow easy installation of an EFT-080 Effluent Filter
MODEL COMPARISON
| Model | PST-420 | PST-500 |
|---|---|---|
| Working Capacity | 800 GAL (3600L) | 950 GAL (4300L) |
| Total Capacity | 950 GAL (4200L) | 1100 GAL (5000L) |
| Liquid Level (Outlet) | 38 1/2 (978mm) | 51 1/2 (1310mm) |
| Inlet Height | 41 3/4 | 55 3/4 (1415mm) |
| Length | 140 1/4″ (3560mm) | 124 1/4″ (3160mm) |
| Width | 49 1/4″ (1250mm) | 49 1/4″ (1250mm) |
| Height | 52 3/4″ (1330mm) | 66 1/8″ (1730mm) |
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💧 Septic Tanks FAQs – Canadian Shield Consulting Agency, St-Charles, Ontario, Canada
A septic tank is a watertight, underground chamber that collects and treats wastewater from homes or businesses before it flows to a drainfield or advanced treatment system. It separates solids (sludge) and oils (scum) from liquid effluent, allowing partial treatment through anaerobic digestion. Canadian Shield Consultants installs durable polyethylene or concrete tanks (500-10,000 L) compliant with OBC Part 8, ideal for Ontario’s rocky terrains and cold climates, ensuring effective wastewater handling for sites without municipal sewers, cottages, etc.
Septic tanks offer cost-effective, independent wastewater treatment, saving up to 40% over municipal sewer connection costs in rural Ontario. They’re eco-friendly, reducing groundwater contamination when paired with systems like Ecoflo® Biofilters, and require minimal energy (no pumps for gravity setups). Canadian Shield Consultants emphasizes their longevity (20-50 years) and low maintenance, making them perfect for cottages, mining camps, and First Nations communities.
Septic tanks provide primary treatment, handling basic solids separation, while advanced systems (e.g., biofilters) offer secondary or tertiary treatment for stricter MECP discharge limits (e.g., CBOD5 <10 mg/L, TSS <10 mg/L). Tanks are simpler and cheaper (installation ~$5,000-$15,000) but may need larger drainfields in clay soils. Advanced systems suit sensitive sites but cost more ($20,000+). Canadian Shield Consultants customizes solutions, often combining tanks with EZflow or pressurized flow dividers for optimal performance in diverse landscapes.
Canadian Shield Consultants offers polyethylene (lightweight, corrosion-resistant) and concrete tanks (durable for high-traffic sites), sized for daily flows from 500 L (cottages) to 10,000 L (commercial/mining). They’re ideal for residential homes, commercial properties, mining camps, and First Nations communities, especially in shallow soils or bedrock-heavy areas, and integrate with mound systems, biofilters, or leaching beds per OBC standards.
Properly designed septic tanks minimize environmental impact by containing wastewater and preventing nutrient leaching into Ontario’s lakes and rivers, aligning with the Clean Water Act. Using non-corrodible materials and regular maintenance, they avoid septicity and groundwater pollution. Canadian Shield Consultants ensures MECP compliance (e.g., 15 m setback from water bodies), promoting sustainable wastewater solutions for sensitive ecosystems.
Installation involves site assessment, soil percolation testing, and ECA approval per MECP guidelines, followed by excavation, tank placement, and connection to drainfields or treatment units. Canadian Shield Consultants manages turn-key projects, ensuring OBC Part 8 compliance (e.g., 5 m setback from buildings).
Septic tanks last 20-50 years with proper care. Maintenance includes pumping every 3-5 years (when sludge reaches one-third capacity per OBC) and annual effluent filter checks. Avoid flushing non-degradable items to prevent clogs. Canadian Shield Consultants offers maintenance contracts, including inspections, to ensure long-term performance.
Septic Tank Services
Based at 21 King Street West, St. Charles, ON P0M 2W0, Canadian Shield Consultants serves all regions, from Sudbury to remote First Nations communities, to mining camps and wineries, delivering MECP-compliant wastewater solutions tailored to your property.
For expert septic tank installations, trust Canadian Shield Consultants—your partner in sustainable, regulation-ready wastewater management for homes, businesses, and remote sites.
Our Suppliers
“We were very impressed with your heavy duty machinery, and realized we were not dealing with a start-up company. All workmen on the site knew their jobs and performed all labour with such care and skill. I must add a personal comment that the workers were very amicable, answered all our questions and did not mind the interruptions when we asked for clarification as to what they were doing”
“Throughout the entire month long project CSCA did not veer from the original goal and made MRWs time in St. Charles a positive experience.”
“We are very thankful for all that Gerry and his company have done for us up to now…their expertise and assistance has facilitated the process of purchasing a good quality septic system that meets the Ministry of Environment’s standards.”
“I would be happy to recommend Canadian Shield Consultants Agency and I would hire them again if the need arose.”
“In my opinion, the true test of a good business is whether or not you would use their services again. In the case of Canadian Shield Consultants Agency, Gerry and his crew, the answer is we still are using their services and we consider them our “Go To” guys!”
Based on our experience, I confidently recommend Canadian Shield for any sewage design and installation projects. Their reliability, workmanship, and client-focused approach make them an excellent partner for any organization. It was a pleasure to work with them and I look forward to continuing the relationship in a maintenance scope moving forward.
