A sewer backup can cause more extensive problems than a sink or toilet blockage. If left unattended, a sewer backup could result in significant expenses to repair property damage and contamination, including environmental cleanup. If you suspect a sewer system backup, it's important to seek professional help. Our experienced service professionals can assist you in avoiding property contamination, environmental concerns, and serious health risks. Signs of a sewer system backup include:
- Sewage backup (smelly black liquid) in toilets or drains.
- Slow flushing and draining toilet.
- More than one drain in the house is running slowly.
- Wastewater seeping from the ground, which may or may not have an odor.
- Lots of very green grass, even during dry, hot weather.
- Bacteria in your well. Liquid from your sewer system could flow into and contaminate your drinking water well through the ground.
- Algae or weeds growing in a pond near your house.
- Bad odors around the house due to incorrectly vented or failing sewer systems.