24/7 Sewage backup Repair & Cleanup

One of the biggest mistakes homeowners make is trying to clean sewage themselves. Raw sewage is classified as Category 3 water damage, meaning it contains harmful bacteria, fecal matter, and viruses that require specialized handling.

If you’ve experienced a sewage backup, follow these safety steps before our team arrives:

• Do not touch the sewage water. Avoid all direct contact, especially if you have open cuts or wounds.
• Keep children and pets away from the affected area. Exposure to sewage can cause severe infections and illnesses.
• Open windows and use fans (if safe) to ventilate the area. This helps reduce odors and airborne contaminants.
• Do not use household cleaners like ammonia. Instead, contaminated surfaces should be washed with warm, soapy water and disinfected using a bleach and water solution (no more than 1 cup of bleach per 1 gallon of water). For items that cannot be bleached, use a commercial disinfectant specifically designed for sewage cleanup.
• Avoid using the plumbing until the backup is fully resolved. Flushing toilets or running sinks can worsen the issue if the main sewer line is clogged.
• Turn off electrical power in affected areas if necessary. If water has reached electrical outlets or appliances, wait for a professional to assess the risk before turning anything back on.

We know that even a small sewage spill can feel overwhelming.

That’s why we handle the entire cleanup process, from hazardous waste removal to full home restoration, so you don’t have to worry about a thing.

Common Causes of Sewage Backups in Denver & Surrounding Areas

Over the years, we’ve responded to sewage emergencies across Denver, Aurora, and Centennial, dealing with everything from simple drain clogs to major sewer line failures.

Here are some of the most common causes of sewage backups in the area:

• Clogged or broken sewer lines – Whether it’s a blockage from grease and debris or a collapsed pipe, a compromised sewer line can push wastewater back into your home.
• Heavy rains & flooded sewer systems – Storm drains in Aurora and Parker often overflow during heavy rainfall, forcing raw sewage into basements.
• Tree root intrusions – In areas like Littleton, tree roots frequently break into aging sewer pipes, leading to slow backups and full-blown failures.
• Sump pump failures – Homes in Englewood and Highlands Ranch with basements rely on sump pumps to keep water out. When these fail, sewage and stormwater can mix and flood your home.
• Main line vs. drain line issues – If sewage is only backing up in one room, it’s likely a drain line clog. But if flushing a toilet causes multiple drains to overflow, it’s likely a main sewer line issue, which could be coming from your property or the city’s sewer system.

Regardless of the cause, the key is fast action—the longer sewage sits, the worse the contamination and damage become.

Our Sewage Cleanup & Repair Process

In our water damage restoration service, we don’t just remove the mess—we ensure your home is fully restored and safe to live in. Our step-by-step process guarantees a thorough, effective cleanup.

1. Emergency Response & Damage Assessment

We respond within an hour, identify the source of the sewage backup, and take immediate steps to prevent further damage.

2. Containment & Safety Measures

To prevent cross-contamination, we set up protective barriers and wear specialized protective gear while handling raw sewage.

3. Sewage Extraction & Disposal

We use industrial-strength pumps and vacuums to safely remove all sewage water and affected materials. This includes soaked carpets, ruined drywall, and contaminated furniture that cannot be salvaged.

4. Drying & Dehumidification

Sewage moisture can seep into walls and flooring, creating a hidden mold risk. We deploy high-powered air movers and dehumidifiers to remove trapped moisture.

5. Deep Cleaning & Sanitization

Using hospital-grade disinfectants and antimicrobial treatments, we ensure that all bacteria, viruses, and lingering odors are eliminated.

6. Full Structural Repairs & Restoration

Once the area is completely dry and sanitized, we repair and replace any damaged materials, including drywall, flooring, and baseboards.

7. Direct Insurance Billing

We work directly with your insurance company, handling all documentation and claims so you don’t have to.

Why Homeowners in Denver Trust Anatom Restoration for Sewage Cleanup

We understand that sewage damage is stressful, and choosing the right restoration company is critical.

Here’s why homeowners across Denver, Aurora, and Centennial trust us:

• We arrive within an hour to stop the damage and start the cleanup.
• IICRC-Certified – Our team is trained in advanced sewage cleanup and decontamination protocols.
• We remove harmful bacteria, eliminate odors, and restore air quality.
• From cleanup to repairs, we handle everything so you don’t need multiple contractors.
• We work directly with your insurance provider to streamline the process.

Since 2019, we’ve built a reputation for fast, thorough, and reliable sewage damage restoration across the Denver Metro area.

Need Emergency Sewage Cleanup? Call Us Now.

If you’re facing a directly with your insurance provider. The longer it sits, the worse the contamination gets. Let our experts directly with your insurance provider.

Call us 24/7 at (720) 356-0945 for immediate sewage cleanup and repair.

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We proudly serve Denver, Aurora, Centennial, Littleton, Parker, Highlands Ranch, and surrounding areas including 80209, 80206, 80203, 80111, 80126, 80129, 80016, 80015, 80123, 80134, and 80113.