Water Damage Help

Sewage Backup Cleanup

A sewage backup is different from a clean-water plumbing leak because the water may contain biological contaminants. Keep people and pets away from the affected area and avoid spreading contaminated material through the property.

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Water spreading through the property?

Stop the source only if it is safe. Keep clear of electrical or sewage hazards, then call to discuss the affected area.

What to do first

Do not walk through contaminated water unnecessarily. Avoid using household fans that could move contaminated particles through the building. If the backup is connected to a municipal sewer issue, the utility may need to address the source while building cleanup is handled separately.

Need help with water damage?

Call with the property location and a short description of what happened.

Call 509-286-1277

Cleanup considerations

Porous materials that contact sewage may require different handling than materials affected by clean water. The restoration approach should account for contamination, material type, moisture movement and what can be safely cleaned.

City-side versus property-side issues

Pasco Public Works lists sewer backups and sewer main lines among its utility responsibilities. If you suspect a city-side sewer problem, municipal public works may need to be contacted in addition to arranging cleanup inside the property.

Call for local water damage help

Describe the source, affected area and property location. Availability is confirmed by phone.

☎ 509-286-1277
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