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Sewage Cleanup Services in Clinton Township MI
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Professional Sewage Cleanup & Removal in Clinton Township
When sewage backs up into your home or business, the affected area needs to be cleaned, disinfected, and dried correctly. Sewage water can contain bacteria, viruses, parasites, and other contaminants, which is why cleanup should be handled by trained restoration professionals.
The Restoration Doctor provides sewage cleanup services in Clinton Township and surrounding Macomb County areas. Our team responds to sewage backups, toilet overflows, drain backups, sump pump failures, contaminated water damage, and other Category 3 water damage situations.
Why Choose Us for Sewage Cleanup in Clinton Township
Sewage cleanup requires more than removing standing water. Contaminated materials may need to be removed, affected surfaces must be cleaned and disinfected, and the structure must be dried to reduce the risk of additional damage and mold growth.
The Restoration Doctor is licensed and insured in Michigan and works directly with your insurance company. From the initial inspection through cleanup, drying, documentation, and repairs, we help manage the full restoration process.
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5 GUARANTEED STEPS FOR COMPLETE SEWAGE CLEANUP & REMOVAL ON ALL SURFACES AND IN YOUR AIR:
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We respond to sewage backups and overflows to remove any standing water and all damaged porous materials when they can’t be safely cleaned.
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This is the process of provinding a deep cleaning, disinfecting and deodorizing for affected surfaces and materials.
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We test and dry all affected building materials as well as check for hidden moisture in other areas to make sure nothing is left behind to cause more damage or leave behind an awful odor.
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We repair damaged drywall, flooring, trim, cabinets, and other affected materials when needed.
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We assist with photos, documentation, and communication with your insurance carrier to make the process easier, less stressful and moving forward as quickly as possible.
What Should You Do After a Sewage Backup?
Do not try to clean sewage with household cleaning products alone. Sewage contamination can spread through floors, walls, contents, and HVAC pathways if it is disturbed without proper controls.
If you have a sewage backup:
- Stop using affected plumbing fixtures if possible.
- Keep people and pets away from the contaminated area.
- Do not use fans before the area has been inspected.
- Do not remove contaminated materials without proper protection.
- Take photos if it is safe to do so.
- Call a sewage cleanup company as soon as possible.
The Restoration Doctor can inspect the damage, begin cleanup, document the loss, and help coordinate with your insurance company.
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From the initial sewage damage assessment through cleanup, drying, and repairs, The Restoration Doctor handles the process from start to finish. We are fully licensed and insured in Michigan and serve Clinton Township and nearby communities around the clock.
Let us handle the cleanup and documentation so you can focus on getting your property back to normal.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a sewage backup considered contaminated water?
Yes. Sewage backups are treated as contaminated water because they may contain bacteria, viruses, parasites, and other harmful materials. Cleanup should focus on contamination control, not just removing water.
Can sewage water damage walls and flooring?
Yes. Sewage water can soak into drywall, baseboards, insulation, carpet, padding, wood flooring, cabinets, and subfloor materials. Porous materials that absorb sewage may need to be removed if they cannot be cleaned and dried safely.
Why should I avoid using fans after a sewage backup?
Fans can spread contaminated moisture, odors, and particles into other parts of the property before the area has been inspected and contained. A sewage cleanup professional can determine what drying equipment should be used and where it should be placed.
Will the sewage smell go away after cleanup?
Odor removal depends on removing the source of contamination, cleaning affected surfaces, removing damaged porous materials when needed, and drying the structure. Covering the smell with air fresheners does not fix the source of the problem.
How long does sewage cleanup usually take?
The timeline depends on the size of the affected area, the amount of contamination, the materials involved, and whether repairs are needed. Water removal and cleanup may begin right away, while drying and repairs can take several days or longer.
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