Sewage Backup Cleanup in Clarendon Hills

Cleaning up a sewage backup in Clarendon Hills

Sewage is the dirtiest water a house can take on, so the rule is plain: porous material it touched comes out, and hard surfaces get cleaned and treated. That means carpet and pad, the bottom of the drywall and any wet insulation leave the house, while concrete, block and tile are scrubbed and given an antimicrobial. After that the space is dried with dehumidifiers and air movers, and we read the moisture every day until it shows dry. Then we put back what came out.

We cover Clarendon Hills from Ogden Avenue, Route 83 and 55th Street, and the streets around the Metra station are part of our regular DuPage County route. If the backup came up in an unfinished laundry or utility area, less has to come out, because bare concrete and block walls can be cleaned and treated in place. Where that drain sits next to a finished room, we check the drywall and carpet on the other side of the wall with a meter before deciding what goes. Shelving, boxes and anything else stored on the floor get moved to a dry spot, or photographed before they are hauled off with your okay.

Included in a Clarendon Hills sewage cleanup

From the first call to the walkthrough

We answer at any hour and dispatch as fast as we can, and you see the daily equipment rates in writing before anything runs. You get the photos, the readings and an itemized estimate, written line by line in the pricing format carriers use. Anything we find past the original scope gets priced in writing and approved by you first. The rebuild is booked around the days we said, and we finish by walking every room we worked in.

• Around-the-clock answers by call or text
• A meter check of the rooms beside the drain
• Ruined items photographed before haul-off
• Antimicrobial on concrete and block
• Equipment out as soon as readings show dry
• An itemized estimate and invoice