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Home Condition and Hazards

Radon, asbestos, wiring, plumbing, oil tanks and the other condition issues that decide Ontario transactions, sourced to Health Canada, the regulators and the legislation.

An empty attic with rafters and dust in a shaft of daylight, illustrating checks on a property with a former grow operation.
Home Condition and Hazards

Former grow-ops in Ontario: there is no registry, but there is a title search

No provincial registry of former grow-op properties exists. What does is the Building Code Act order machinery: a registered property standards or unsafe-building order is discoverable on title, and a buyer acquiring an interest after registration is deemed served with it. Toronto’s by-law compared with Ottawa’s, and what building records will and will not show.

Exposed pipework in an unfinished basement, illustrating Kitec plumbing identification in Ontario homes.
Home Condition and Hazards

Kitec plumbing: what is actually established, and what is repeated without a source

The US$125 million settlement fund and the 9 January 2020 claims deadline are confirmed on the official settlement website, and the claims period is closed. But no Health Canada recall, no TSSA or ESA publication and no Ontario guidance could be located — and the installation-year range everyone quotes is not on any primary source.

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