Biohazard Cleanup for Austin Homes
Sewage backups and toilet overflows bring contaminated water into your home, and it needs to be handled carefully. Taylor Restoration Services provides biohazard cleanup for sewage and contaminated water, with protective equipment, safe removal of affected materials, and thorough sanitizing. Our team answers calls 24/7.
Safe Cleanup After a Sewage Backup
Water from a sewage backup or toilet overflow is classified as Category 3 under IICRC S500—the most contaminated type of water damage. This water can carry bacteria and other contaminants that soak into carpet, padding, drywall, and subfloors.
Taylor Restoration Services contains the affected area, removes standing water and materials that can’t be safely cleaned, and sanitizes every surface before drying begins. Our team wears protective equipment throughout the job, and we’ll explain what needs to be removed and why. If repairs are needed afterward, we can manage the rebuild through contractors we trust.
Biohazard Cleanup from a Team You Can Trust
Taylor Restoration Services is a locally owned IICRC Certified Firm with 20 years of combined experience. Our biohazard cleanup service focuses on sewage and contaminated water in homes, so you’ll have a crew that knows this work well.
We offer free estimates and inspections and can work with your insurance company or directly with you. Our phones are answered around the clock, and we’ll keep you updated from the first call until your home is safe again. Please note that we do not provide trauma or crime scene cleanup.


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Biohazard Cleanup FAQs
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What kinds of biohazard cleanup do you handle?
Taylor Restoration Services cleans up sewage backups, toilet overflows, and other contaminated water in homes. These situations call for protective equipment, removal of affected materials, and thorough sanitizing before your home is safe again. We do not provide trauma or crime scene cleanup.
Can I clean up a sewage backup myself?
We don't recommend it. Sewage carries bacteria and other contaminants that soak into carpet, padding, and drywall, and those materials usually need to be removed. Our team follows IICRC S500 guidelines for contaminated water, using protective gear and professional cleaning to make sure the affected area is fully sanitized.
