Sewage Cleanup
Hazardous waste removal done safely and completely. Sewage backups are a serious biohazard that requires certified professional handling. Our Dayton and Miami Valley crews safely extract contaminated water, remove affected porous materials, and sanitize your property to health-safe standards.
Common Causes
- Main sewer line blockages
- Tree root infiltration in lateral lines
- Municipal storm/sewer backups
- Septic system overflows
- Heavy rainfall overwhelming floor drains
- Collapsed cast-iron or clay sewer pipes
Our Process
Safety & Assessment
Hazard evaluation and personal protective equipment deployment.
Biohazard Extraction
Removal of all contaminated water and solid waste materials.
Flood Cuts & Disposal
Safe removal and disposal of contaminated carpet, pad, insulation, and lower drywall.
Hospital-Grade Disinfection
Antimicrobial and virucidal treatment of all affected framing and concrete slabs.
Drying & Rebuild
Complete structural drying, odor elimination, and restoration to livable condition.
Need Sewage Cleanup Help Right Now?Call 24/7. We dispatch a crew immediately.
Call Now 1-877-442-5550What To Expect
- 24/7 biohazard dispatch
- Complete waste & debris removal
- Hospital-grade disinfection
- Structural drying & HEPA scrubbing
- Complete odor elimination
- Insurance documentation
Sewage Cleanup FAQ
Is a sewage backup dangerous?
Yes. Raw sewage contains harmful bacteria, viruses, and parasites. Never attempt cleanup yourself—professional extraction, flood cuts, and hospital-grade disinfection are essential for your family's safety.
How soon should a sewage backup be cleaned up?
Immediately. Contamination spreads into porous subfloors and drywall wicking upward, and health risks increase rapidly. Call our 24/7 emergency line as soon as you notice a backup.
Will my homeowner insurance cover sewage cleanup?
Many homeowner policies cover sewer and drain backups through a water/sewer backup endorsement. We work with all insurance companies, big or small, and document every step for your adjuster.
What materials need to be removed after a sewage backup?
Porous materials that absorbed contaminated water—including carpet, padding, insulation, and the lower section of drywall (via a clean flood cut)—are safely removed so the underlying framing and concrete slab can be sanitized and dried.
Related Services
Fire & Smoke
Comprehensive fire damage repair from structure to contents.
Water Damage
Fast water extraction and drying to save your home and belongings.
Emergency Water
Immediate 24/7 response when water is flooding your property.
We provide sewage cleanup across Greater Dayton, Surrounding Suburbs & Regional Cities
One Call. Complete Restoration.
Headquartered in Dayton & serving the entire Miami Valley 24/7. We've Got You Covered.
1-877-442-5550Local Dayton & Miami Valley Direct Line: (937) 442-5550 · Both lines connect directly to our dispatch team.