Hospital-Grade Sanitization & Biohazard Removal. We deploy full PPE hazmat teams immediately to mitigate pathogenic risks.
Critical Safety Warning
Sewage contains deadly pathogens like E. Coli & Salmonella. Do not attempt DIY cleaning. Wait for professionals.
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Why immediate professional remediation is critical. Sewage is not just water; it is a toxic biological weapon against your property and health.
High risk of direct exposure to E. Coli, Hepatitis A, bacteria, parasites, and Salmonella.
Aerosolized bacteria can be inhaled without proper PPE, causing severe respiratory infections.
Sewage rapidly soaks into drywall, wood, and insulation, compromising structural integrity within hours.
Potential for dangerous methane and hydrogen sulfide buildup in enclosed spaces, creating explosion risks.
Without immediate drying and sanitization, toxic mold colonies can begin to form within 24-48 hours of initial exposure.
We don't just clean; we decontaminate. Our 5-step bio-wash process ensures your property is medically safe for re-entry.
Sealing the affected area to prevent cross-contamination to clean zones.
Industrial pumps remove standing black water and sewage solids immediately.
Application of hospital-grade biocides to kill bacteria and viruses on all surfaces.
High-velocity air movers and dehumidifiers remove moisture absorbed by the structure.
Scientific verification that surface cleanliness levels meet safety standards.
Most standard homeowners policies DO NOT cover sewage backup unless you have a specific endorsement for "Water Backup and Sewer Sump Overflow".
We work directly with all major insurance carriers.
Our team documents all damage for your claim.
We can help verify your coverage immediately.
If the spill is contained to a small area (like a single bathroom) and we can set up negative air pressure containment, you may be able to stay. However, for large scale backups affecting HVAC systems or main living areas, we strongly recommend relocating to a hotel for 24-48 hours.
Yes, the "sewer gas" smell can contain hydrogen sulfide and methane. While the smell itself is mostly a nuisance, high concentrations can be harmful. The bigger risk is the invisible airborne pathogens that accompany the smell.
Pouring bleach on sewage does not remove the solids or the pathogens absorbed into porous materials like wood or drywall. Bleach is a surface disinfectant; it cannot penetrate structural materials where bacteria hide. Professional extraction and removal of affected materials is required.
Our Hazmat teams are on standby 24/7. We arrive within 60 minutes to contain the spread.