Sewage Cleanup

A sewage backup brings bacteria and other contaminants into your home. Cleanup has to be thorough: the contaminated water removed, affected materials taken out, surfaces cleaned and the structure dried.

  • 24/7
  • No dispatch fee
  • Upfront estimate on site
Drying equipment set up in a crawl space under a home

Do this first

  1. Keep everyone out of the area. Especially children, pets and anyone with a weakened immune system.
  2. Stop using water. Don't flush toilets or run sinks, showers or appliances until the line is cleared.
  3. Avoid touching sewage. If you must, wear waterproof gloves and boots and wash your hands well afterwards.
  4. Leave the mop in the closet. Household cleaning tools spread contamination to clean areas.

How we clean up sewage

We remove the sewage and contaminated water, take out porous materials it reached, and clean the affected area. HEPA filtration helps keep the air clean while we work. Then we dry the structure and check moisture until it's dry.

Fixing the line, not just the mess

A backup usually means a blocked or damaged sewer line. Our master plumber clears and repairs residential sewer lines, so the cause gets fixed along with the damage.

What has to be thrown out

Carpet, pad, insulation and other porous materials that sewage reaches generally can't be cleaned safely and are removed. Hard surfaces can usually be cleaned.

The plumbing repair is included

Our licensed master plumber repairs the sewer line too, so you don't need a second company.

About our plumbing

Equipment and methods

  • Portable extraction
  • HEPA filtration
  • Dehumidification
  • Daily moisture checks

Methods are matched to each job; not every job needs every tool.

Insurance claims

  • Moisture readings. Taken at the start and checked every day while the structure dries.
  • Photos. The damage, the work in progress and the finished repair.
  • Drying logs & written scope. What was wet, what was done, and what has to be repaired or replaced.
  • We talk to your adjuster. We share the documentation and answer the adjuster's questions when you want us to.

Payment can come from you or your insurance company, depending on the job and your claim. Your insurer decides what your policy covers; we can't promise coverage, but we can make sure the damage is documented.

Questions

Will insurance pay for sewage cleanup?

It depends on your policy and the cause. Some policies need a separate sewer or water backup endorsement. Check with your insurance company; we document the damage for the claim.

Can you fix the sewer line too?

Yes, for homes. Our master plumber handles residential sewer line clearing and repair.

Do you charge to come out?

No. There's no dispatch fee. Once we're on site and have seen the problem, we give you an upfront estimate for the work needed.

Don't delay… call Triple A!

Water damage, a plumbing problem, or both: one call to 770-530-0801 gets you the company that fixes the cause, cleans up the damage and rebuilds.

Call 770-530-0801 24/7 · No dispatch fee · Upfront estimate on site
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