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Sewage Cleanup in Edmonton
Sewage backup is Category 3 “black water” — it carries bacteria and viruses that make it a health hazard, not a cleanup chore. Our certified crew extracts it, disinfects everything it touched, and disposes of what can’t be saved. On-site in about 60 minutes, and we bill your insurance directly.
What Happens Next
From Your Call to Fully Restored
A clear, predictable process — you always know what happens next.
Contain the hazard
We seal off the affected area, stop the backflow where possible, and keep contamination from spreading to the rest of your home.
Extract and disinfect
Full extraction, removal of contaminated porous materials, and hospital-grade disinfection of every surface the water touched — documented for your insurance claim.
Dry, test, rebuild
Industrial drying, verification that the space is safe again, and repair of what was removed. Written guarantee on the work.
Our Work
Every Job, Documented
We photograph and moisture-map every project — it’s how your insurance claim gets built.
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Recent sewage cleanup jobs are being added.
We bill your insurance company directly — for covered claims, your out-of-pocket cost is typically just your deductible.
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Questions Edmonton Homeowners Ask
Is sewage backup dangerous?
Yes. Sewage is Category 3 water — it carries bacteria, viruses, and parasites that cause serious illness on contact. Keep children and pets away from the area, don’t run fans that spread contaminated droplets, and never use a household vacuum on it. This is one cleanup that genuinely isn’t safe to do yourself.
Is sewage backup covered by insurance in Alberta?
Only if your policy includes a sewer backup endorsement — it’s a common add-on in Alberta, not part of standard coverage, so check your policy or call your broker. If you have the endorsement, we document the loss, work with your adjuster, and bill your insurer directly, so a covered claim usually costs you just your deductible.
What causes sewer backup in Edmonton?
The usual culprits are spring snowmelt and heavy summer rain overwhelming the lines, tree roots growing into older sewer laterals, and grease or debris blockages. Homes in older Edmonton neighbourhoods with original clay lines are at higher risk. A backwater valve is the best prevention — many insurers offer discounts for installing one.
Can I clean up a small sewage spill myself?
We don’t recommend it. Even a small backup contaminates porous materials — carpet, drywall, insulation — that look fine after wiping but hold bacteria inside. Proper cleanup means removing those materials and disinfecting with the right agents and protective equipment. Our assessment is free, so it costs nothing to find out what the spill actually touched.
How fast can you get here?
Our response target is about 60 minutes in the Edmonton metro area, any hour of the day. A live specialist answers your call, tells you how to keep your family safe until we arrive, and dispatches the crew immediately.
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