Sewer drains can stop working for several reasons, from heavy rains and external debris clogging your sewer connection to something being flushed that shouldn't have. Either way, the result is the same: wastewater from your property starts to back up and flood your home, with everything you own being sent down the drain. This leaves you with a costly problem and future headaches. Our team will work with you and your policy to get everything back the way it should be.
Sewer Backup Damage
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Do put our number (419) 504-1601 into your contacts and speed dial.
Do contact a professional sewage line replacement company to come to your home. They will assess the damage and fix the initial issue that caused your sewage to backup. call us for names of vendors whom we know to be proven to handle sewer backup damage.
Do check all of your sinks, toilets and wastewater pipes to locate any blockages, once you have realized that there is a water backup. Try not to use your sinks or toilets until the blockage is cleared. If you’re having problems with more than one drain or toilet, the issue is likely a sewer line leaving your home or the city’s mainline.
Do understand that sewer pipes can carry very dangerous gases, chemicals, and bacteria. Take proper cautions when navigating the effected areas by mitigating contact and wearing proper personal protection equipment.
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Don’t forget to isolate the affected area during cleanup. It’s essential to isolate the affected area to prevent cross-contamination. Close doors and seal off the area using plastic sheets or barriers. This step will minimize the spread of bacteria and odors to other parts of your home.
Don’t overlook hidden damage. Sewage backups can cause hidden damage to your property, such as structural issues, electrical damage, or compromised insulation. Don’t overlook these potential issues during the cleanup process. If you notice any signs of structural damage or suspect electrical problems, consult a professional to assess and address these issues before restoring your home.
Don’t hesitate to dispose of contaminated materials such as carpets, furniture, and personal belongings that cannot be effectively cleaned and sanitized.
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Disclaimer: We're not contractors, please seek contracting advice from licensed contractors who specialize in this field.