Sewage Cleanup
Emergency Sewage Cleanup Services in South Florida
Finding sewage damage in your home can feel scary
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We make the sewage cleanup process simple
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1. Get An Inspection Now
We will review the issues in your home and listen to your concerns.
2. Create a Remediation Plan
We will detail exactly how we will fix the issue and how long it will take.
3. Breathe Freely
We complete the work, so you can live in your home knowing your family is safe and healthy.
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Finding water damage in your home can feel scary
Whether you have recent sewage damage from a pipe or Florida storm or found a long-term leak, you need to know your home is safe and healthy. You probably have questions:
Is there structural damage?
Will my insurance company cover this?
Are there affected areas beneath the surface?
Did the water leak create mold growth?
What are the long-term health risks to my family?
Our Florida sewage cleanup team will inspect the damage and get you the answers you need.
Sewage Cleanup in Your Home Don't Have to Feel Scary
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Safe Homes
We remediate mold growth to make your home safe and secure.
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Your family's health is our top priority when remediating mold in your home.
Breathing Freely
Once we finish, you can relax, knowing your home is in better shape than ever.
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We started this business to make the mold and water remediation process simple and reliable. Get everything you need and nothing you don’t. At Restoration Maintenance, you can expect us to...
Work ethically with you and your insurance company.
Provide complete and honest estimates.
Be a friendly and reliable team.
Treat your home with the highest respect.
Show up on time and do our best work, while communicating clearly throughout the entire process.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Sewage Cleanup in South Florida
Is sewage from a backup dangerous?
Yes. Sewage is what the restoration industry calls Category 3 water, and it carries bacteria, viruses, and other contaminants that can make people sick. Keep kids and pets out of the affected area and avoid touching anything the water reached until it's been cleaned and disinfected.
Can I clean up a sewage backup myself?
We don't recommend it, even for what looks like a small toilet overflow. Mopping up the surface doesn't reach what soaked into the carpet pad, baseboards, or the bottom of the drywall, and that's where the contamination and the smell tend to stay. Our team removes the contaminated materials, sanitizes the area, and makes sure nothing is left behind.
What should I do while I wait for your team to arrive?
Stop running water and flushing toilets, since that can push more sewage into the house. If it's safe, turn off power to the affected rooms and shut off the AC so it doesn't pull odors and contaminants through the rest of your home. Then take photos of everything. Your insurance company will want them.
What causes sewage backups in South Florida homes?
Most backups we see come from a clogged or damaged main line. Tree roots, grease buildup, and aging pipes in older homes are common culprits. Heavy rain can also overwhelm local sewer lines during storm season and send water back up through floor drains and toilets.
What can be saved after sewage damage?
Hard, non-porous items like tile, glass, and metal can usually be cleaned and disinfected. Porous materials are a different story. Carpet, padding, upholstered furniture, mattresses, and any drywall the sewage touched generally have to be removed, because there's no reliable way to get contamination out of them. We'll walk you through what stays and what goes during the inspection.
Can sewage damage lead to mold?
It can, and quickly, especially with Florida humidity working against you. Sewage leaves moisture behind in walls and subfloors, and mold doesn't need much time to take hold. That's why we dry the structure as part of the cleanup, and why we also offer mold remediation if we find growth.
Will my insurance cover sewage cleanup?
That depends on your policy and what caused the backup. Some homeowners policies only cover sewer or drain backups if you've added a specific endorsement, so it's worth checking. Our founder spent over a decade in the insurance industry, and we work directly with carriers and adjusters on covered claims. If your claim isn't covered, financing is available.
How long does sewage cleanup take?
Every job is different. A contained overflow in one bathroom moves a lot faster than a backup that spread through several rooms. After we inspect the damage, we'll give you a written remediation plan that spells out exactly what we're doing and how long it will take.
Do you handle sewage cleanup for condos and businesses?
Yes. In condos and multi-unit buildings, a backup in one unit often starts in a shared line, and it can affect the units below. We coordinate with property managers and condo associations so the whole building gets taken care of, and we work to keep the disruption to tenants and businesses as short as possible.