Sewage Cleanup Service
When faced with a sewage backup, professional sewage cleanup services are essential to ensure a safe and sanitary environment. Sewage spills pose significant health risks and can lead to costly damage to your property. Our comprehensive sewage cleanup services effectively address all aspects of sewage cleanup, including:
Cleanup and Disinfection
Cleanup Process
Sewage cleanup involves the removal of all contaminated materials, including sewage, debris, and affected personal belongings. Our trained technicians will:
- Extract standing sewage and dispose of it according to local regulations.
- Remove and discard contaminated carpets, furniture, and other porous materials.
- Clean and disinfect all affected surfaces, such as floors, walls, and appliances.
Disinfection
Thorough disinfection is crucial to eliminate pathogens and prevent the spread of disease. We employ hospital-grade disinfectants to:
- Kill bacteria, viruses, and other microorganisms present in sewage.
- Deodorize the area, removing lingering odors.
- Restore the affected area to a sanitary and safe condition.
Effects of Sewage on Health
Exposure to sewage poses significant health risks, including:
- Bacterial Infections: Sewage contains harmful bacteria that can cause infections such as salmonella, E. coli, and dysentery.
- Viral Infections: Hepatitis A and norovirus are among the viral infections that can spread through sewage contamination.
- Fungal Infections: Sewage can harbor mold and other fungi that can cause respiratory problems and skin infections.
- Parasites: Sewage spills can also contain parasites that can lead to intestinal issues and other health problems.
What Kills Sewage Bacteria?
Eliminating sewage bacteria is critical for ensuring a safe and healthy environment. The most effective methods include:
- Chemical Disinfectants: Chlorine bleach, quaternary ammonium compounds, and hydrogen peroxide are commonly used disinfectants that kill bacteria on contact.
- UV Radiation: Ultraviolet radiation can penetrate bacteria cells and destroy their DNA, effectively killing them.
- Heat: Boiling water or exposing sewage to high temperatures can kill most bacteria.