About HomeCleared
When you sell, buy, or refinance a home on a septic system or private well, the rules for it sit in three places that never line up. HomeCleared is the independent resource that pulls them into one verified answer for your property. We are starting with septic and well requirements in Missouri.
Why this exists
The rules for a home on a septic system or a private well live in three places that do not talk to each other: the county health authority, the state code, and the mortgage lender. When something goes wrong, it usually goes wrong during a short inspection window, and the people affected end up teaching themselves county wastewater regulation under deadline. There is no reason that information should not be assembled, verified, and free to read.
How we make money
When you choose to be connected to a licensed septic or well contractor, they pay us for the introduction. You never pay HomeCleared, and a contractor paying us does not move them up a ranking or make us call them “the best” — see how we vet contractors. Where a product rather than a professional is the right answer, we may earn a commission on it, and we say so plainly on the page.
Independence
HomeCleared is not affiliated with any federal, state, or county government, with the FHA, VA, or USDA, or with any professional or trade body. We cite those bodies; we do not speak for them. Nothing here is legal advice.
Contact
- General: hello@homecleared.com
- Corrections to a published answer or a contractor listing: corrections@homecleared.com
- Contractors who want to join, or update their information: use the corrections address above for now.
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