If your home runs on a septic system or a private well, nobody sends you a utility bill — and nobody reminds you to maintain it. We do. Plain-English guidance and free email reminders, built on EPA and CDC recommendations.
How often to pump, what an inspection covers, what it costs, and the everyday habits that keep your drain field healthy for decades.
Septic guidesWhen to test, what the results mean, and what to do about bacteria, nitrates, iron, or hard water — without the chemistry degree.
Well water guidesTell us your email and we’ll remind you when your septic pump-out or well water test is coming due. No app, no account — just a timely email.
Most septic tanks need pumping every 3–5 years, but household size, tank size, and how often you're home all change the math. Here's how to find your number.
Private wells aren't tested by anyone unless you do it. The CDC recommends testing every year for bacteria and nitrates — here's the simple schedule to follow.
