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Sewage Cleanup in Denver


Emergency Sewage Cleanup Services in Denver

A sewage backup is one of the most dangerous forms of water damage a property can experience. Sewage, known as "black water," isn't something that can be simply cleaned up. It requires a professional cleanup process that includes meticulous cleaning, sanitization, and sometimes reconstruction. Sewage also poses a significant health risk to all the inhabitants of the property. If you are experiencing a sewage backup event, contact Accountable Home Services. Our certified team can be on-site within 60 minutes for emergency sewage cleanup. We hold prestigious certifications from IICRC, WRT, and AMRT, making us your best choice for this critical service. 

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Sewage Backup Cleanup Cost


Sewage backup cleanup costs can vary, and it's crucial to have reputable sewage cleanup experts like Accountable Home Services assess the damage on your property. We work directly with your insurance company to accurately assess and document the issue, aiming to get you the maximum coverage possible and minimize your out-of-pocket costs. 


On average, sewage cleanup costs around $7 to $14 per square foot. This cost can fluctuate depending on the amount of sewage, the extent of damage, and if reconstruction is needed. The sooner you call Accountable Home Services, the faster we can respond with our emergency sewage cleanup services, minimizing overall damage and cost.

How to Cleanup Sewage Spillage


If you're experiencing a sewage backup, do not try to clean up raw sewage spillage by yourself. Sewage is highly toxic, filled with bacteria, viruses, and parasites, and produces gases that can pose severe health risks. If you're dealing with sewage backup, it's best to call in the experts from Accountable Home Services. Our process includes:

  • Initial Assessment and Safety Measures:

    We evaluate the extent of the sewage spill and the types of surfaces and materials affected. Our team ensures all necessary safety measures are taken, including professional PPE gear and area isolation to prevent further contamination.

  • Removal of Sewage and Contaminated Materials:

    We use professional-grade pumps and vacuums to remove standing sewage and liquid. Any contaminated porous materials like carpet, upholstery, and drywall are carefully removed and disposed of according to hazardous waste guidelines.

  • Cleaning and Sanitizing:

    The area is thoroughly cleaned, and high-grade disinfectants are used to eliminate pathogens and bacteria, ensuring the area is sanitized and safe for occupancy.

  • Drying and Dehumidifying:

    Air movers, dehumidifiers, and air scrubbers are used to extract contaminated water moisture and purify the air.

  • Restoration and Final Inspection:

    Our team undertakes any necessary repairs or reconstruction, including replacing drywall, flooring, and other structural elements. 

Common Causes of Sewage Backup


Being informed about the common causes of sewage backup can help you prevent such disasters. These include:

  • Blockages in Sewer Lines:

    Debris, grease, or foreign objects can lead to blockages or clogs in sewer lines, causing sewage backups.

  • Tree Root Intrusion:

    Tree roots can infiltrate sewer pipes through small cracks or joints, blocking the pipe and causing sewage backups.

  • Aging Infrastructure:

    Older sewer systems or septic tanks can deteriorate or collapse, leading to sewage backups.

  • Heavy Rainfall and Flooding:

    Sewer systems can be overwhelmed during heavy rainfall or flooding, causing sewage backups.

  • Structural Damage:

    Physical damage to sewer pipes can lead to sewage backups.

  • Inadequate Septic System Maintenance:

    Failure to pump and maintain your septic system regularly can lead to sewage backups

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Emergency Sewage Cleanup Company in Denver

If you're currently experiencing sewage damage, do not hesitate to give Accountable Home Services a call for emergency sewage cleanup services. Sewage overflow can cause extensive structural damage and serious health risks. Immediate professional intervention is crucial. Our certified team holds prestigious IICRC, WRT, and AMRT accolades and is prepared to respond swiftly to your situation. Call our experts now!

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