Septic System Leach Field Diagram
A septic system lets a home on a rural lot handle its own wastewater, with no sewer line out to the street. ArcSite's septic system leach field diagram lays out the tank, distribution box, and leach trenches on the lot, along with the well setback and a reserve area for a future field.
Key Features
This septic system leach field diagram includes:
- House with the sewer line leaving the foundation
- Septic tank with two access lids
- Distribution box splitting the flow
- Four parallel leach trenches
- Well with a setback circle
- Reserve area for a replacement field
- Property line around the lot
Many health departments want that reserve area set aside on the permit drawing, so a failed field can be replaced without crossing the well setback.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the reserve area for?
It's space held open for a replacement leach field if the first one fails. Many counties require it on the site plan, so check your local rules.
Can I add more leach trenches?
Yes! Copy a trench in ArcSite and connect it to the distribution box to match the field size your perc test calls for.
Can I get paid for the septic install in ArcSite?
Yes. Payments sit in ArcSite next to your drawings and proposals, so the homeowner isn't sent off to a separate app to pay you.












