Toilet and sewer pipe backups could result in sewage entering your basement or other parts of your home or company. This dark, thick water is extremely hazardous and contains quite a lot of dangerous contaminants. These contaminants are made up of pathogens, bacteria and viruses and present health risks and illness dangers if people or animals experience exposure. Repairing these problems ASAP is imperative, as is removing sewage from your property. Having knowledge of what may cause sewer blockages may help you prevent a hazardous incident in your home or basement. Following is a list of things that may help prevent sewage backups that could occur in your home or business:
Our methods for Category 3 water (also known as sewer and contaminated water backup) cleaning, following the IICRC industry standards, consists of:
1. To protect the safety of all occupants and personnel by restricting jobsite traffic to restoration and cleaning personnel only to help prevent any health related problems.
2. Health & safety survey and complete building assessment.
3. Ensure proper personal protection equipment (PPE) is being utilized by all restoration personnel. This may include but is not limited to:
4. Institute engineering controls, firm barriers if required to prevent cross-contamination.
5. Eradicating any type of potential safety risks if at all possible.
6. Clearing the jobsite of all bulk water, soil, and contaminates.
7. Remove and dispose of all contaminated porous and semi-porous materials that are not able to be restored, which could include but is not limited to:
8. Implement cleaning methods and use of EPA registered biocides and antimicrobials
9. Actual cleaning of all remaining structures
10. It is suggested to schedule a third party Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH) for a safety clearance test to ensure the entire site is returned to pre-loss state for health and safety.
11. All items and structure affected by the flooding to be dried and returned to pre-loss dry standards
12. Post remediation cleanup of all equipment utilized
13. Disposal of all remaining materials removed from the building
Our technicians put to use state-of-the-art equipment and cleaning methods to effectively restore and clean the affected building materials and items from your house or business. If a sewage drain pipe backup from blockage happens, call our professionals for sewage removal and cleaning services.
The sheer value of our sewer water removal and cleaning services, in addition to the speed that we deliver the work, as well as our compassion demonstrated throughout the process helps make PuroClean your preferred damage remediation and restoration company. We pledge to do everything that’s needed and within our power to restore and rescue properties in all the neighborhoods that make up our coverage areas.
*Not all PuroClean offices provide sewage cleanup and sanitation cleaning services.
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