Ignoring a sewer system backup is costly and can pose a severe health hazard. Some of the most common contaminants found in sewage include:
- E. coli
- Acanthamoeba
- Salmonella
- Heliobacter pylori
- Hepatitis
- Leptospirosis
- Coronavirus
Can You Prevent a Sewer System Backup?
Don't let a sewer system backup sneak up on you. The best way to help prevent a sewer system backup is to get routine plumbing maintenance services from our plumbing experts. We'll inspect your plumbing and locate any problem issues before they become significant problems. Other ways to prevent a sewer system backup include:
- Don't put grease or oils down the drain
- Only flush toilet paper down toilets
- Clean your drains regularly and properly
- Don't plant trees or bushes within 10 feet of your sewer line