Sewage in the yard occurs when the septic tank or drainfield becomes overwhelmed and wastewater is pushed upward instead of being absorbed into the soil. Common causes include clogged lines, excessive household water usage, compacted soil, high water tables, leaking pipes, improperly maintained tanks, and drainfields at the end of their lifespan. This guide teaches homeowners how to diagnose the source, limit additional water usage, and keep contaminants away from pets, children, and wells. The Septic Saver course provides detailed strategies for restoring absorption, improving soil conditions, preventing hydraulic overload, and increasing long-term system reliability. Homeowners will also learn how landscaping, surface drainage, rainfall patterns, and maintenance habits impact drainfield health. With proper education and preventative care, most drainfield failures can be avoided. This guide gives you clear steps to stop sewage surfacing and restore your septic system’s performance.