Septic Systems
Seized Septic Tank Lids
A seized septic tank lid is one of the more common challenges our technicians encounter at HomeField. Homeowners might run into this issue during routine maintenance, but a stuck lid is something best handled by professionals. While it might be tempting to try and fix it yourself, doing so can lead to unnecessary damage. Here’s…
Read MorePorch Setback Requirements
Planning to add a new porch or deck to your home? Relaxing outside sounds great, but if you’re on septic, don’t overlook those porch setback requirements. Building too close to your system can create big (and expensive) problems down the road. A little planning now can save you a major headache later. What Are Porch…
Read MoreDriveway Setback Requirements
Driveways are a functional and valuable addition to your home, but when you have a septic system, careful planning is critical. In Arizona, driveway setback requirements exist to protect your septic components from damage and ensure long-term access. Ignoring these guidelines can lead to costly repairs and major disruptions. Why You Need to Know Your…
Read MorePool Setback Requirements
Building a pool in your backyard is an exciting upgrade, but before you dive into construction, it’s important to understand pool setback requirements—especially when your property includes a septic system. These rules help ensure your pool is properly placed and protect the health of your septic system for the long haul. Why Pool Setbacks Matter…
Read MoreSetback Requirements
Setback requirements are crucial for maintaining the health and function of your septic system. These regulations outline the minimum distance structures must maintain from septic components like your tank and drainfield. Following these requirements helps your system perform properly and protects you from costly repairs or code violations in the future. What Are Septic System…
Read MoreNew Year, New Tank
Starting the new year with a failing septic system is no one’s idea of a fresh start. Proper maintenance keeps most systems in good shape but sometimes repairs just aren’t enough. When your system is showing signs of wear or failure, a septic tank replacement may be the smart next step. Ignoring the red flags…
Read MoreResidential Holiday Septic Tips
The holidays are here, and that means family gatherings, festive meals, and more traffic through your plumbing system. To keep everything flowing, it helps to follow a few residential holiday tips designed to protect your septic system. Here’s how to keep your celebrations stress-free and your drains clog-free. Holiday Septic Tips for a Clog-Free Season…
Read MoreRemodeling On Septic
Septic systems are built to handle specific conditions, and renovations can push those limits if you’re not careful. Remodeling on septic takes a little extra coordination, but it can be done smoothly with the right planning and the team at HomeField on your side. Protect Your Drainfield During Construction Your drainfield is one of the…
Read MoreSeptic System Alteration
A septic system alteration involves making changes or modifications to an existing septic system. These changes are often required when your property undergoes construction, remodeling, or expansion that affects the system’s performance or capacity. In Arizona, septic system alterations must be approved by the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ) before any work begins. At…
Read MoreHeavy Commercial Usage
The holiday season is a hectic time for businesses. With the surge in customers, heavy commercial usage can put immense strain on your septic systems and grease traps. Whether you run a restaurant, retail store, or commercial facility, it’s crucial to stay prepared. Let’s dive into some practical tips to help your business survive the…
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