The Swaffield tanker at night with its amber lights on

The Swaffield name

Tom built it. Troy kept it going.

The green trucks, the same phone number, and customers who have called Swaffield since 1991.

Call 705-435-4130 Email Swaffield

A Swaffield truck at dusk in front of a barn painted Swaffield Farms — The truck at the Swaffield Farms barn.

Everything Sucks but the Service!

Swaffield Septic Service · 705 435-4130

The slogan from the old Swaffield truck banner.

A business built from the ground up.

Tom Swaffield built this business from the ground up in the townships around Alliston. Troy Giesler worked alongside him for years, and when Tom retired at the end of 2025, Troy took it over and kept the Swaffield name on the trucks.

Since 1991
“We have been using Swaffield every 4 or 5 years since we built our home in 1991.”
Richard de Faria
More than 20 years
“I have been a client for more than 20 years and have always been happy with the service and expertise provided.”
Tracy Duffy
The Tom years
“As we were arriving home, there was Tom pulling in the driveway at the same time we were to make sure that we could get our septic running before the weekend ended.”
Amanda Holt, 2023
December 18, 2025
“I've worked with Tom for many years and have seen how he built this business from the ground up. We will continue operating under the Swaffield Septic Service name, providing the same reliable, professional service customers trust.
Congratulations to Tom and Lone on their retirement, and thank you for everything you've built.”
Troy Giesler, announcing the takeover
2026
“We would highly recommend Troy and congratulate him on keeping up the tradition of this fine company as the new owner.”
Jurgen Schneider

Gallery

The trucks and the work.

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The green Swaffield Septic Service tanker hooked up on a snowy country road — The green tanker on a snowy country road.

A Swaffield tanker at the top of a sloped lawn, its hose running down to an open septic tank — The truck stays up on the drive. The hose does the walking.

Two new green septic risers installed in a snowy yard, shovels on the ground — Two risers in, in the middle of winter.

A septic tank access hidden under a wooden deck, barely room to crawl in — "The other had a deck built over top, leaving barely enough room to crawl underneath and get the job done."

Two new green risers set in fresh sand beside a brick house and a deck — New risers at Adrian's, photographed by Adrian.

Two green riser lids dug out of deep snow beside a house — Lids dug out of the snow and ready for the hose.

Septic lids opened on a sunlit lawn with the hose going in — "A cool, sunny morning and a great day to be outside!"

Remember... a well maintained septic system can run for decades. An abused or neglected one can fail tomorrow.

Book a pump-out: 705-435-4130