When you’re dealing with a sewer line backup, you may wish you had any other kind of water damage instead. Why? For starters, you won’t forget the smell. But sewage backups can also create health hazards thanks to the abundance of harmful bacteria, not to mention structural damage. No matter why your property’s sewer line has overflowed, call Environment Control Restoration for swift, effective remediation service that’s highly regarded throughout eastern Washington and northern Idaho.
Cleaning up and recovering from a sewer line backup is a tough job for most people. The IICRC-certified specialists at Environment Control Restoration understand the requirements for complete water damage restoration and sanitization. We’ll work diligently to protect the health of you, your family, your employees, and anyone else who spends time in your property.
Environment Control Restoration is always ready to spring into action to resolve sewer backup issues. Call us right away if you notice:
There are many ways to overload a sewer line and cause it to back up, but not everyone knows how much damage they could be doing on their own. Here’s what you should try to avoid in order to preserve the health of your sewer line in the future:
Of course, some of the causes of sewer backups are out of your hands—such as when tree roots grown around and into the pipes, or when heavy rains back up your city’s sewage system.
Ready to put an end to the sewage backup issues affecting your home or business in eastern Washington or northern Idaho? Reach out to Environment Control Restoration today to schedule service.