Rhode Island’s septic systems face continual stress from coastal flooding, sandy soil limitations, high water tables, and intense storm patterns generated along the Atlantic shoreline. Sandy soils drain quickly at first but become overwhelmed when groundwater rises or stormwater infiltrates too rapidly. This guide teaches homeowners how to protect septic components from saturation, improve drainage, and manage household water use during peak weather events. The Septic Saver course includes Rhode Island-specific strategies for handling tidal moisture, shoreline erosion, saltwater intrusion, and storm surge impacts. Homeowners will also learn how vegetation, soil structure, and lot size affect long-term septic performance in densely populated coastal communities. The training covers early-warning signs, moisture management, and seasonal maintenance habits that prevent failures. With proper care, Rhode Island homeowners can extend system lifespan and avoid costly repairs. This guide provides clear, actionable steps for maintaining reliable septic performance in Rhode Island’s coastal climate.