Cleanup and Disinfection

Sewage Cleanup Service involves meticulously addressing sewage leaks and overflows. Trained professionals are equipped to handle such situations, employing specialized techniques and equipment to ensure thorough disinfection and restoration.

How do I disinfect my basement after a sewer backup?

• Remove Standing Water: Pump out any remaining sewage water using a submersible pump.
• Clean and Disinfect Surfaces: Thoroughly clean all affected surfaces with a disinfectant solution containing bleach (1 gallon of bleach to 9 gallons of water).
• Ventilate the Area: Open windows and doors to promote air circulation and remove odors.
• Dispose of Contaminated Materials: Remove and discard any damaged or contaminated materials, such as drywall, insulation, and fabrics.
• Professional Inspection and Repair: Contact a licensed plumber to inspect the source of the backup and make necessary repairs.

Effects of Sewage Contamination

Exposure to sewage can pose significant health risks:

• Bacteria and Viruses: Sewage can contain harmful bacteria (e.g., E. coli) and viruses that can cause infection and disease.
• Mold Growth: Sewage backups can lead to excessive moisture, creating ideal conditions for mold growth, which can trigger allergies and respiratory issues.
• Structural Damage: Sewage contamination can damage building materials, floors, and furniture, requiring expensive repairs.

Trustworthy Sewage Cleanup Service

Choosing a reliable Sewage Cleanup Service is crucial for ensuring the safety and well-being of your premises. Look for companies that:

• Are licensed, insured, and experienced.
• Employ certified technicians trained in sewage cleanup and disinfection.
• Use industry-standard equipment and techniques.
• Offer 24/7 emergency response.
• Provide thorough documentation and reporting.