Fouled sewer lines can release sewage; a thick, dark substance that forms. Sewage water is a serious health hazard and unsanitary; containing contaminants like pathogens, viruses and bacteria. These dangerous contaminants may present risks of serious illness if animals or humans are exposed to them. Timely repair is key if you have sewage backup anywhere in your home or business . Quickly taking care of this will prevent the dangerous waste water from staying in occupied areas. To stop a hazardous condition happening in your home or business, being aware of what leads to the sewer backups could be beneficial. We’ve created a list of things to aid in preventing and handling home or business sewage blockages:
PuroClean’s process for cleaning and remediation of Category 3 water, also known as sewer and contaminated water backup clean up following the IICRC industry standards, is as follows:
1. To protect the safety of all occupants and workers by restricting jobsite traffic to restoration and cleanup personnel only to help stop any health related occurrences.
2. Inspection of the work place along with health and safety reviews.
3. Ensure proper personal protection equipment (PPE) is being utilized by all restoration personnel. This may include but is not limited to:
4. Create engineering controls, firm barriers if suitable to prevent cross-contamination.
5. Stopping all potential hazards and safety risks if possible.
6. Eradication of bulk water, dirt, and contaminates.
7. Eradication and disposal of all contaminate affected porous and semi-porous material that is not restorable – which can include but is not limited to:
8. Cleaning procedures implemented, as well as the use of EPA registered biocides and antimicrobials
9. Actual cleansing of all remaining structures
10. We recommend using a third-party Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH) to conduct clearance testing to ensure the site is returned to a sanitary 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. All demo materials removed from the building
What do you do if a sewer main backup occurs in your dwelling or business? The right answer is: Contact PuroClean! Simply because PuroClean technicians are your absolute professionals for sewage removal and cleaning services. With the latest and greatest equipment and cleaning tools, we efficiently restore, fix and completely cleanse the affected parts in your home or business.
The quality of PuroClean’s sewage removal and cleaning solutions, the speed in which we deliver them, and the care we demonstrate throughout the entire process make PuroClean your ideal damage restoration and remediation company. We promise to do whatever it takes to restore and rescue properties in all the areas we serve.
*Not all PuroClean offices provide sewage cleanup and sanitation cleaning services.
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