Wit Ventures: Busy Summer For Sarnia-Lambton Building Trades.

Thursday, 24 August 2017

Busy Summer For Sarnia-Lambton Building Trades.

Sarnia-Lambton home builders are having a busy summer, even though Sarnia City Hall says the number of building permits issued for single family homes was down this year, as of July.

The latest building permit report for the city showed a total of 66 new single family homes in 2017, as of July, compared to 81 homes in the same seven-month period of 2016.

Lambton County’s building inspection department showed the same trend with a total of 47 new home permits in the first two quarters of the year in the nine municipalities it serves outside of Sarnia and Lambton Shores. That’s down from 60 new home permits the county issued at the same point in 2016, according to a recent report to county council.

Sarnia reported a total of 147 single-family home building permits in 2016, plus 42 multiple family dwellings.

Scott Henderson, president of the Sarnia-Lambton Home Builders Association, said local builders and the tradespeople who work for them have stayed busy this year.

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