Sewage Cleanup & Sewer Clean Up in Queens

When to Call for Sewage Cleanup

• Sewer line backup into a basement, floor drain or tub
• Toilet overflow that spread beyond the bathroom
• Storm-related flooding mixed with sewage
• Sewage problems uncovered during a hoarding cleanout
• Lingering sewage odors after a past backup

Our Sewage Cleanup Process

• Safety check and protective equipment for the crew.
• Extraction of standing sewage and contaminated water.
• Removal of saturated materials that cannot be safely cleaned — often carpet, padding, drywall and insulation below the waterline.
• Cleaning and disinfection of floors, walls, fixtures and salvageable belongings.
• Drying with air movement and dehumidification to help prevent mold.
• Photo documentation you can share with your insurance company.

Sewage Cleanup in Flood-Prone Parts of Queens

Low-lying neighborhoods in South and Southeast Queens and on the Rockaway peninsula — places like Howard Beach, Hamilton Beach, Broad Channel, Springfield Gardens, Rosedale and Far Rockaway — see more than their share of basement water and sewer backups during heavy rain and coastal storms. When a hoarded basement floods, the damage multiplies, because soaked belongings hold contamination and moisture. Our licensed partners handle both problems together.