It is crucial to understand that you should never attempt to clean up raw sewage spillage on your own due to its highly toxic nature, containing bacteria, viruses, parasites, and gases that present serious health risks. This category 3 water damage is best handled by experts at Cook's Proclean & Restoration. Our sodium cleanup process involves the following steps:

1. Initial Assessment and Safety Measures:  We evaluate the extent of the spill and implement safety measures, including professional PPE and area isolation, to prevent further contamination.
2. Removal of Sewage and Contaminated Materials:  Our team utilizes professional pumps and vacuums to remove standing sewage and liquid, disposing of affected porous materials according to hazardous waste guidelines.
3. Cleaning and Sanitizing: We clean the area with industrial-strength cleaners and use high-grade disinfectants to eliminate harmful pathogens, ensuring the space is safe for occupancy.
4. Drying and Dehumidifying : Using advanced equipment, we effectively mitigate moisture and purify the air.
5. Restoration and Final Inspection:  We handle necessary repairs, replacing damaged materials and ensuring the space returns to a safe state.

Several factors can lead to sewage backup, including:

1. Blockages in Sewer Lines:  Clogs from debris or grease accumulate within sewer lines, leading to backups in toilets and sinks.
2. Tree Root Intrusion: Roots can invade sewer pipes through cracks, blocking the flow over time.
3. Aging Infrastructure:  Older sewage systems may deteriorate and require regular maintenance to prevent failures.
4. Heavy Rainfall and Flooding: Excess water can overwhelm sewer systems, causing backups.
5. Structural Damage: Any physical damage to pipes, such as cracks or fractures.
6. Inadequate Septic System Maintenance: Failure to properly maintain septic systems can result in backups.