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Sewage Backup Cleanup and Disinfection Uncovering Hidden Dangers

Cleanup and Disinfection

Upon experiencing a sewage backup, immediate cleanup and disinfection are crucial to prevent health hazards. Sewage contains pathogens that can cause diseases such as E. coli, Salmonella, and hepatitis.

  • Cleanup: Remove contaminated water and solid waste using protective gear. Disinfect surfaces with bleach or other EPA-approved disinfectants.
  • Disinfection: Fogging or misting with disinfectants is essential to reach areas that may not be accessible for surface cleaning.

Can Carpet be Cleaned After a Sewer Backup?

Yes, carpet can be cleaned after a sewer backup, but the process is complex and requires professional assistance.

  • Extraction: Industrial-grade vacuums are used to remove excess sewage water and debris from the carpet.
  • Antimicrobial Treatment: Enzymes and disinfecting solutions are applied to kill bacteria and prevent mold growth.
  • Drying: Specialized equipment is used to thoroughly dry the carpet, preventing moisture buildup.