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After

Septic Backup

Septic tanks gradually fill with solid waste. The grey water is allowed to pass through the tank and into the underground drain field lines in your yard.

Once the tank is full of solid waste, you may experience septic backups in the sinks and toilets.

Septic backups not only cause damage that can be difficult or expensive to repair, but it can also create health hazards.

When you experience septic backup, prompt clean up of the affected property is needed to help minimize the inconvenience and to prevent any microbial growth from occurring. 

SERVPRO received a call from a customer that was experiencing a septic backup in their bathroom. The vanity and base boards received damage and needed to be removed.

SERVPRO was able to remove the damaged vanity and base boards and dry out the areas that had moisture.