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Florida's Sewage Backup Cleaning Company
One of the worst things you can experience in your residential or commercial property in Florida is a sewage backup. A sewage backup occurs when a blockage prevents wastewater from flowing through the sewer line that connects your home to the municipal sanitary sewers. The obstruction will cause your sewer lines and drain pipes to fill up until it eventually overflows.
Sewage-based flooding carries with it all of the same problems associated with water damage, such as long-term structural damage due to the rotting of wood and rusting of metal, the proliferation of mold and other toxins in the aftermath, and the fact that the water will continue to wreak havoc and cause damage until it has been removed and every affected surface properly treated. The threat posed by sewage-borne viruses, parasites, fungi, bacteria, and other elements is a water damage problem that your home or business can face.
Contact ServiceMaster DSI Florida to find out how we can help. For emergency services, call our office near you!
Customers can also message us online to request an estimate or schedule an appointment.
Complete Water Damage Restoration and Cleaning Services in Florida
Sewage Backup Cleaning Process
1. Initial Assessment and Free Estimate
After an initial assessment and free estimate, our experienced sewage cleanup technicians use professional-grade equipment to extract sewage and water and then dry out the entire area. We will remove the affected materials, sanitize and disinfect, prevent mold, deodorize, and restore your home or office to its original condition.
2. Remove Sewage and Water from the Affected Areas
We remove sewage and water from the affected areas. For larger sewage backups, we will pump out the affected area. For smaller jobs, we may use vacuums to suck up sewage and water. Depending on the specific damage, sewage and water extraction may occur after removal and disposal.
3. Inspect the Damage and Remove Materials that cannot be restored
We then inspect the damage and remove materials that cannot be restored. This may include structural materials like plaster, drywall, ceilings, carpeting, and carpet padding, as well as personal items contaminated by sewage. Unfortunately, furniture and some personal items may need to be discarded as well.
4. Disposing of Materials
After disposing of materials that cannot be restored, we use professional-grade air movers and dehumidifiers to dry out areas and materials that can be salvaged. We closely monitor our equipment to ensure the fastest drying time possible and to prevent further damage. Drying out may take several days, depending on the extent of the damage.
5. Deodorize, Sanitize, and Disinfect
Once the area is dry, we thoroughly deodorize, sanitize, and disinfect the area to eliminate smells and prevent the growth of bacteria, viruses, parasites, and mold. In addition to structural materials like flooring, walls, and ceilings, we can also sanitize and deodorize salvageable materials.
6. Sewage Cleanup
The final step to sewage cleanup and restoration is rebuilding and restoring the area to its original condition. This may include hanging new drywall, laying new carpeting, and installing new cabinets. It may be necessary to replace damaged appliances or fix structural issues with your property.
ServiceMaster DSI's Water Damage Restoration and Repair Process
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Inspection and Assessment
Our estimator inspects the affected area to determine the type and extent of water damage and drafts a strategic plan of action to minimize downtime, control cost, and to perform a successful restoration.
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Water Extraction
ServiceMaster DSI's technicians remove all standing, hiding and trapped water using industrial pumps and vacuums. Water extraction begins immediately to avoid further damage and risks.
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Structural Drying and Dehumidification
ServiceMaster DSI utilizes air movers to quickly dry structures and evaporate water. Our industrial dehumidifiers extract moisture from the air and expedite the drying process.
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Cleaning and Disinfection
Our experts use air scrubbers, thermal fog, and hydroxyl generators to clean, sanitize, and deodorize all restorable items and structures damaged by water.
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Restoration and Repairs
Where there is extensive damage, major reconstruction takes place. Drywall is replaced, damaged surfaces are plastered, and walls are painted. ServiceMaster DSI is a licensed general contractor and can repair, restore, and remodel all areas affected by water damage.
We Restore All Types of Properties
ServiceMaster DSI provides water removal services to all types of properties.
- Assisted Living Facilities
- Apartment Complexes
- Bank and Financial Institutions
- Churches
- Condominiums
- Corporate Spaces
- Event Centers
- Government Buildings
- Hospitals and Medical Facilities
- Hotels & Resorts
- Office Buildings
- Residential Areas
- Restaurants
- Schools and Educational Facilities
- Warehouses and other Industrial Properties
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Causes of Sewage Backups
- Clogged Sewer Lines
- Tree Roots Growing in Sewer Lines
- Cracked or Collapsed Sewer Lines
- Gutters, Downspouts, and Sump Pumps Routed into Sewer Lines
- Problems with Municipal Sewer Lines
Why Should You Hire a Water Damage Restoration Company?
From storm flooding and backups to malfunctioning drainage systems, there are many causes of sewage backup. No matter the cause, our IICRC-certified water damage technicians are here to clean up sewage backups and water damage of any size.
Clogged Sewer Lines
A build-up of solid materials in your main sewer line will prevent wastewater from flowing out to the municipal sewers. Clogs are typically caused by a combination of fats, oils, food waste, coffee grounds, hair, toilet paper, flushable wipes, and soap residue.
Tree Roots Growing in Sewer Lines
Tree roots can grow through sewer lines, causing a blockage. Once roots invade your sewer line, they must be cut out. Your sewer pipe may need to be repaired or replaced as well.
Cracked or Collapsed Sewer Lines
Sewer lines are durable, but they will deteriorate and even collapse over time. This can lead to a sewage backup in your yard or even into your home.
Gutters, Downspouts, and Sump Pumps Routed into Sewer Lines
Connecting gutters, downspouts, and sump pump to sewer lines may cause a sewage backup during heavy rains. Sewer lines are not designed to handle that amount of water, and they are likely to temporarily backup when overwhelmed.
Problems with Municipal Sewer Lines
Municipal sewers can also cause a sewage backup for all of these same reasons. While a municipal sewer backup is typically related to heavy rains, clogs and blockages can make the situation even worse.
Why Choose ServiceMaster DSI?
- 24/7 Emergency Service Available
- 45 Minutes Respond Time
- Insurance Preferred Vendor
- Over 40 Years of Experience as Restoration Company
- IICRC Certified Firm
- Advance Training and Technology
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Locally Owned with National Resources
ServiceMaster DSI is locally owned and operated but has national resources to help out to the massive demand for storm damage and water damage disasters such as wind storm and widespread flooding, always ready to help out whenever we are needed. Nothing is more important than knowing a restoration company you can trust with the safety, security, and restoration of your property. Thanks to our national footprint and more than 1,900 locations, ServiceMaster Restore can respond to any size of disaster both quickly and efficiently to bring back the property to its pre loss condition.