Septic Systems
Video Camera Sewer Line Inspections
If your drains are gurgling, draining slowly, or you’re spotting mysterious wet areas in your yard, it might be time for a Sewer Line Video Inspection. At HomeField Onsite Environmental, we get you answers fast—before small issues turn into costly problems. What Is a Sewer Line Video Inspection? A sewer line video inspection gives us…
Read MoreADEQ Septic Inspections for Sellers
GET THE ADEQ SEPTIC INSPECTION DONE AS SOON AS YOU LIST IT If you’re selling a house in Arizona right now, chances are it’ll fly off the market. Arizona’s real estate market is sizzling—National Mortgage News ranks it third in the nation! Now, here’s a tip: the ADEQ Septic Inspection Report stays valid for a…
Read MoreThe Right Way to Pump Your Septic Tank
Not all septic pumping is created equal. There’s a right way—and a wrong way—to pump out your septic tank. With HomeField Onsite Environmental, you can count on the job getting done right every time. Start With the Right Access The first rule of proper pumping? Always open the actual septic tank lids. We’re talking about…
Read MoreLandscaping Around Your Septic System
Landscaping can make your yard feel like a dream, but if your home runs on a septic system, there are a few things you need to keep in mind before breaking out the shovel. The right landscaping not only protects your system but also helps it function as it should—for years to come. Know Where…
Read MoreProper Access
Maintaining your septic system starts with proper pumping, and that begins with proper access. At HomeField Onsite Environmental, we’re big believers in doing things the right way, and that includes using the proper openings on your septic tank for pumping. Why Proper Access Matters Pumping through the actual septic tank lids allows us to fully…
Read MoreFlushable Wipes Are Ruining Your Septic System
We get it—those wipes seem convenient, feel clean, and come marketed as flushable. But when it comes to your septic system, don’t fall for it. Despite what the packaging says, flushable wipes are one of the worst things you can send down your toilet. This is one of our favorite blogs because we need consumers…
Read MoreThe Pros and Cons of Septic
If you’ve always lived in a home connected to the city sewer, the idea of owning a property with a septic system might feel a little intimidating. But did you know that about one in five homes in the U.S. rely on septic systems? Understanding how they work—and the pros and cons of septic—can help…
Read MoreSystem Locating
Before starting any landscaping or construction project, it’s essential to know exactly where your septic system components are located. Missteps can lead to costly repairs and potential system failures. Why Knowing Your Septic System’s Location Matters Planning to add a home extension, install a pool, or build a guest house? It’s crucial to identify your…
Read MoreThis Is NOT a Septic Tank Riser
Don’t DIY Your Septic Riser Installation During an ADEQ Inspection, our team at HomeField Onsite Environmental uncovered a DIY fail: a septic riser installation that wasn’t even attached to the tank. And—surprise—the tank was full of tree roots. Proper Installations Matter A septic riser installation is more than just putting a lid on your tank.…
Read MoreWhat Is A Septic System?
Septic systems manage wastewater for homes that aren’t connected to a city sewer line. It includes two key components that work together to treat and dispose of household wastewater efficiently. The Septic Tank: First Stop for Wastewater The first component is the septic tank. This watertight container receives everything from your home’s toilets, sinks, and…
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