One of the most common questions homeowners ask is simple but important. Can I use a dishwasher on a septic system? The short answer is yes. The longer answer depends on how you use it and how well your system is maintained. A dishwasher is not bad for septic systems by default. Problems start when […]
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The Ultimate Holiday Hosting Guide for Septic-Savvy Homes The holidays are all about gathering, cooking, and celebrating—but your septic system doesn’t take time off. With a full house and a packed kitchen, it’s easy to forget that extra guests mean extra water, more laundry, and lots more flushing. This holiday hosting guide will help you
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Most homeowners don’t think twice before flipping the switch on the garbage disposal. It’s quick, convenient, and makes kitchen cleanup simple. But if your home runs on a septic system, that familiar grinding sound could be doing more harm than you realize. What Happens When Garbage Disposal Waste Reaches the Tank A garbage disposal doesn’t
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If you live in Arizona, you’ve probably seen flood irrigation in action. It’s a great way to keep lawns, trees, and pastures thriving in our dry climate—but it can cause serious issues if your property also has a septic system. Understanding how flood irrigation affects your setup helps you avoid backups, damage, and costly repairs.
FOGS are fats, oils, and greases, and they play a bigger role in wastewater than most people realize. Whether you are a homeowner or run a busy commercial kitchen, FOGS can create serious issues for plumbing, septic systems, and city sewers when they are not managed correctly. Why FOGS Matter in Wastewater When FOGS enter
When you’re heading out of town for more than a few days, don’t just pack your bags. Prep your septic system before you lock the door. Extended time away from home can lead to surprises when you return, especially if your system hasn’t been properly maintained. A little planning now can help prevent odors, backups,
At HomeField, we believe that business isn’t just about services—it’s about people. It’s about showing up, being present, and making an impact. That’s why we’ve always focused on the community impact in wastewater and what it really means to serve. Our work touches more than just tanks and pipes. It touches families, small business owners,
When it comes to wastewater systems, one thing is clear: being proactive beats scrambling during a crisis. Whether you’re running a busy restaurant or managing a home with a septic system, routine maintenance is key to prevent emergency service calls. Emergencies don’t just cost money—they create stress, downtime, and, in some cases, health and safety
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When you’re running a service-based business, relationships are everything. That’s why being active in the Queen Creek Chamber of Commerce has made a huge impact—especially as we shift into a new chapter. Familiar Faces. Stronger Trust. When people know who you are and what you stand for, change isn’t so scary. The Chamber of Commerce
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In a world of quick replies and rushed transactions, courtesy often gets left behind. But at HomeField, we believe courtesy in business still matters. In fact, it might be more important now than ever. Courtesy builds trust, eases tension, and shapes the way people experience your company. You won’t see it listed in your financials,
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