
Sewage contamination can arise from pipe leaks or breaks, drain or toilet backups, and even flood waters. Sewage is often referred to as “black water,” which is unsanitary and contains pathogenic agents such as bacteria and viruses, body fluids, feces, and possibly blood and other contaminants.As such, it is critical that no one comes in contact with sewage contamination unless he or she is fully trained and protected.
At J&L Restoration and Cleaning, our Remediation Experts are licensed for proper handling, cleaning, reconstruction and disposal of contaminants such as sewage. We have been restoring damaged property in the Mid Michigan area since 1983.
If you suspect contamination resulting from a spill, backup or flood water, contact a licensed Cleaning and Restoration Professional immediately.
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“Attics provide a warm, safe environment for raccoons seeking shelter. Not only do they destroy the inside of your attic, but they can do serious damage to your roof while trying to access your attic as well. Once inside an attic, raccoons may build a nest in preparation for having babies, shredding insulation and wiring which may present a fire hazard. Raccoons can also pose a health risk to you, your family and pets. Raccoons carry several diseases and parasites through their feces that can infest your home. Infestation is not only an expensive nuisance but also a potential danger.
They eat thousands of insects in a single night and therefore keep the environment safe from disease-carrying insects, however, they leave behind guano, or droppings that cause health risks for individuals living in the home, so the animal and its waste must be removed safely. Histoplasmosis is a disease caused by a fungus which grows in soil and material contaminated with bird or bat droppings (Guano). Bird droppings have also been known to carry Encephalitis.
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