Sewage Cleanup
Sewage backup is a serious health emergency. ITD's certified team safely contains, removes, and sanitizes affected areas — protecting your family and your property.
Do Not Enter a Sewage-Affected Area — Call Us First
⚠️ Health Warning: Raw sewage contains E. coli, Hepatitis A, norovirus, and dozens of other dangerous pathogens. Do not allow children or pets into affected areas. Do not attempt cleanup without professional protective equipment. Call us immediately.
Sewage backups occur when main sewer lines are blocked, municipal systems are overwhelmed, or individual drain lines fail. Whatever the cause, the result is raw human waste entering your living space — a Category 3 biohazard situation requiring immediate professional response.
ITD Restoration's sewage cleanup technicians are trained in Category 3 water remediation and operate with full PPE, containment protocols, and EPA-registered disinfectants to safely restore your property.
Area Containment
Sealing affected areas to prevent cross-contamination
Sewage Extraction
Safe removal of all sewage and contaminated water
Contaminated Material Removal
Safe disposal of porous materials that cannot be sanitized
Deep Sanitization
EPA-registered antimicrobials applied to all affected surfaces
Odor Elimination
Industrial deodorization to fully restore indoor air quality
Structural Restoration
Replace flooring, drywall, and any materials beyond cleaning
Frequently Asked Questions
Extremely dangerous. Raw sewage contains bacteria, viruses, parasites, and fungi that can cause typhoid, hepatitis, cholera, and other serious diseases. Exposure through skin contact, inhalation of airborne particles, or ingestion of contaminated food or water can all cause illness. Always treat a sewage backup as a health emergency and keep all occupants out of affected areas until professional remediation is complete.
Non-porous materials (tile, metal, sealed concrete, glass) can typically be disinfected and retained. Porous materials that have direct sewage contact — drywall, insulation, carpet, padding, wood flooring, fabric — must be removed and disposed of. We document all removed materials for your insurance claim.
Standard homeowner's policies usually exclude sewer backup unless you've added a specific rider or endorsement. Many policies offer sewer/drain backup coverage as an affordable add-on. Check your policy, and we'll help document the damage regardless of coverage status.
Sewage Backup Is a Health Emergency
Our certified team is available 24/7. Call immediately — do not attempt cleanup yourself.