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Sewage Cleaning
Sewage or flood contaminated water in a structure is hazardous and risky. When your business is contaminated by sewage waste, a threat to you, your employees and customers health exists because this type of loss contains pathogenic agents that create an unhealthy environment.
ServiceMaster Clean® highly trained and IICRC certified technicians can rapidly control or stop the growth or amplification of microorganisms present in sewage water, bringing the loss to a quick and efficient conclusion.
Since there are many factors that determine the severity of contamination within any given sewage loss, to effectively minimize damage the following steps are taken:
Inspection
Thorough inspection of the structure to determine what type of materials are
affected and how deeply contaminants have penetrated into structural materials
Prevent Further Spreading
Implement appropriate procedures to prevent further spreading of contaminants
such as isolating affected areas
Establish Drying Strategy
Take psychrometric measurements to establish drying strategy to be followed
Dispose of Affected Contents
Disposal of non-salvageable porous and semi-porous affected contents
Clean and Sanitize
Clean and sanitize all the affected surfaces and salvageable contents
and small furniture.
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