Sewage Backup Cleanup in Gulfport, FL

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Restoring Your Property After a Sewage Backup Incident

A sewage backup isn’t just an inconvenience—it’s a biohazard. Black water and raw sewage contain dangerous pathogens that threaten your health, damage your property, and require professional remediation. At Drico Restoration, we provide emergency sewage cleanup 24/7—so you’re never left dealing with the mess alone.

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Warning Signs of a Sewage Backup

Foul, sulfur-like odors from drains or toilets

Gurgling noises in pipes or fixtures

Wet spots or discoloration near drains or basement

Water backing up in sinks, tubs, or floor drains

Multiple slow-draining fixtures

Dampness or visible mold growth

24/7 Emergency Sewage Cleanup Services

When sewage strikes, every minute counts. Drico Restoration’s emergency team responds day or night with the proper gear, PPE, and EPA-approved disinfectants to contain the biohazard, remove waste, and fully sanitize your space. We restore health and safety—fast.

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What Causes Sewage Backups in Pinellas County?

Toilet Overflows

Common in multi-story homes or after clogs in the sewer line.

Clogged Drains

Kitchen, bathroom, or main line blockages can cause wastewater to back up indoors.

Heavy Rain or Flooding

Stormwater can overload sewer systems, forcing sewage back through your pipes.

Tree Root Intrusion

Roots infiltrate and block aging sewer lines—often without warning.

Collapsed or Damaged Sewer Pipes

Older infrastructure is prone to cracks, corrosion, and collapse.

Improper Disposal

Flushing wipes, grease, or hygiene products can quickly block your system.

All sewage exposure is classified as Category 3 (Black Water), requiring professional remediation to eliminate health risks.

Our Proven Sewage Cleanup Process

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Containment & Safety

We isolate the affected area to prevent spread and assess all impacted materials.

Extraction & Waste Removal

Using industrial pumps and extractors, we remove standing water, sewage, and debris.

Sanitization & Disinfection

We apply EPA-registered antimicrobials to neutralize bacteria, viruses, and pathogens.

Drying & Dehumidification

High-capacity air movers and dehumidifiers are used to eliminate remaining moisture and prevent mold.

Full Restoration

We rebuild what was damaged—walls, flooring, baseboards—to return your space to safe, livable condition.

We work discreetly and efficiently, often outside of business hours, to limit operational disruptions.

What Makes Us Sewage Cleanup Experts

Certified Specialists

Our team is IAC and Lead Safe EPA-Certified with specialized biohazard training to safely handle sewage exposure, disinfection, and sanitation.

30+ Years of Experience

We’ve managed hazardous cleanups in homes, apartments, and commercial spaces—restoring safe, livable environments after the most severe sewage incidents.

Claim Expertise

Sewage claims can be stressful and time-sensitive. We help our clients navigate insurance requirements, document the damage, and maximize their claim payouts.

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Need Help With a Sewage Damage Insurance Claim?

Sewer backups may be covered by insurance—but policies vary widely. We’ll help you interpret your coverage, document the damage, and ensure your claim is submitted properly and quickly.

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Areas We Serve

Pinellas County

Protect Your Property—And Your Health

Don’t risk your safety with DIY cleanup. Drico Restoration has the training, tools, and certifications to properly restore your property after a sewage disaster. Let us handle the mess—so you can get back to normal.

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