Sewage Backup Cleanup
Sewer or septic backups through drains, toilets, and tubs — pumped out, disinfected, dried.
$2,000 – $15,000 typical
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What we handle
Sewage & Water Cleanup Services in Fresno
One specialty — contaminated water — done properly. Every service below is performed by a licensed local restoration contractor whose license and insurance are verified and shown to you in writing before work starts.
Cleanup services
Emergency Water Extraction
Standing water removal for any flooding — the urgent first step that limits damage.
Water damage avg ~$3,867 (Angi)
Details →Black Water Cleanup
Category 3 contamination handled as a biohazard job, with PPE and proper disposal.
~$7.50/sq ft contaminated water
Details →Basement Sewage Cleanup
Pump-out, cleanup, and drying for Fresno's basements, cellars, and below-grade rooms.
Details →Crawl Space Sewage Cleanup
Hidden backups under raised-foundation homes — cleanup, sanitizing, vapor barrier.
Details →Commercial Sewage Cleanup
Businesses, rentals, and multi-unit properties — documented, after-hours capable.
Small losses from ~$5,000
Details →Toilet Overflow Cleanup
A toilet that overflowed sewage into a bathroom is a Category 3 job, not a mop job.
Details →What every cleanup includes
- Assessment & written quote — the affected area measured and scoped before work begins; license and insurance shown in writing.
- Extraction — standing sewage and water pumped and vacuumed out with professional truck-mount or portable extraction equipment.
- Contaminated-material handling — sewage-soaked carpet, pad, drywall, and insulation removed and disposed of properly; porous items that can't be disinfected don't stay.
- Cleaning & disinfecting — hard surfaces washed and treated with professional antimicrobial products.
- Structural drying — air movers and dehumidifiers run until moisture readings are back to normal, which is what prevents the second problem: mold.
- Insurance documentation — photos, moisture logs, and an itemized scope for your claim file.
What we don't do: plumbing repair itself. If a broken line or root blockage caused the backup, the contractor cleans up the damage and can document the cause, but the pipe repair belongs to a plumber — and the sewer line signs guide explains how to tell what's failing. Cleanup follows the IICRC S500 standard, the water-damage restoration industry's professional protocol.