Service

Sewage Backup Cleanup

Category 3 biohazard cleanup handled safely and discreetly.

What causes it

Common causes we see across the Denver metro

Knowing the source matters — drying without fixing the cause guarantees a repeat call.

  • Main line blockages and tree root intrusion
  • Municipal sewer surcharge during heavy rain
  • Failed ejector pumps in basement bathrooms
  • Collapsed clay sewer lines in older Denver neighborhoods

The process

How we handle sewage backup cleanup

  1. Step 01

    Containment

    Negative air containment keeps contaminants out of the rest of the home.

  2. Step 02

    Waste removal

    Technicians in full PPE remove sewage and porous materials that cannot be salvaged.

  3. Step 03

    Disinfection

    Hospital-grade antimicrobials applied to every affected surface.

  4. Step 04

    Deodorization

    Hydroxyl and HEPA filtration eliminate odor at the source, not with fragrance.

  5. Step 05

    Clearance & rebuild

    Post-remediation verification, then reconstruction of removed materials.

Why speed matters

What happens while water sits

Restoration cost curves are steep. Every hour of delay moves materials from dryable to disposable.

Minutes

Water spreads across floors and wicks up drywall, saturating carpet pad and baseboards.

1–24 hours

Drywall swells, particle board furniture breaks down, and metal surfaces begin to tarnish.

48–72 hours

Mold colonies establish, wood floors cup and warp, and odors set into soft materials.

1 week+

Structural framing weakens, remediation costs climb sharply, and rooms may become unsafe to occupy.

Equipment

The gear that does the work

Commercial-grade equipment, calibrated meters, and daily documentation — not shop fans and guesswork.

Negative air machines
Hospital-grade disinfectants
HEPA filtration
Full PPE & containment barriers
Hydroxyl generators

Need sewage backup cleanup right now?

Call the 24/7 emergency line and a certified technician will be dispatched immediately.

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