Sewage Backup Service in Northbrook, IL

A plumber first, to stop the source. Cleanup comes after.

Call a plumber first. If sewage is still coming in, cleanup won't hold. We clear the line, find the cause on camera and fix it. Once the source is stopped, a restoration company can clean and dry the space.

Storms push extra water into the sewers. A partly blocked or cracked line makes it worse.

Heavy storms push much more water into the sewer system than a normal day. If your line has roots, a crack or a sag, it has less room to handle that surge. We'll camera the line to see if your pipe played a part, and tell you what will protect the basement next time.

It can if it drains into the sanitary sewer. Sump water should go outside.

It can. A sump pump that discharges into the sanitary sewer adds a lot of water during a storm, right when the system is already full. Sump water should go outside, away from the house. We'll check where yours goes.

It depends on the cause. You get a flat-rate price before any work begins.

It depends on what's causing it: a clog that clears with rodding is a different job than a broken line or a failed ejector pump. We give you a flat-rate price before any work begins, so you know the cost going in.