I run a sewage cleanup company in Smyrna for homes that need fast biohazard work done right. From 60s and 70s slab ranches near Nickajack Creek to Battery townhomes, my crew handles sewage, sanitizing, drying, and insurance paperwork with one call.
IICRC-Certified · 5-Star Rated · 60-Minute Response · Insurance Billed Directly
Yes. I respond 24/7, and I treat sewage as an emergency whether it hits a ranch near Nickajack Creek or a Battery townhome.
Yes. I am a licensed general contractor, so I can manage cleanup and reconstruction without handing the job off halfway through.
Yes. My technicians are IICRC-certified, and that training guides the containment, removal, sanitation, and drying process.
I serve Smyrna and the surrounding counties, including Cobb, Fulton, DeKalb, Douglas, Clayton, Henry, and Paulding.
Get people out, shut off the water if you can do it safely, and call us right away. Sewage is a biohazard, and in Smyrna, older slab ranches and newer townhomes can both trap contamination fast. I send IICRC-certified technicians 24/7 with emergency response in 60 minutes.
First, keep kids and pets away. Do not stand in the water, and do not try to pull up wet carpet or start fans before the source is controlled. In a Smyrna house, especially a 60s or 70s slab ranch, waste can move under flooring and into low spots fast.
And if you are near Nickajack Creek, moisture can already be part of the problem. I see that in lower crawl areas, aging drains, and homes with older plumbing. The right first move is simple: stop contact, document what you can, and call me at (770) 404-6895.
Battery townhomes have a different risk. Shared walls, stacked plumbing, and tight mechanical spaces can spread the issue before the smell even tells the whole story. My crew handles direct insurance billing, and I back the work with a 12-month warranty.
I clean sewage by removing contaminated materials, disinfecting affected areas, drying the structure, and checking for hidden damage. That order matters in Smyrna, where slab ranch layouts and townhome builds around the Battery can hide contamination in subfloors, base plates, and wall cavities.
We do not treat sewage like a surface spill. We isolate the area, remove damaged porous materials, sanitize the structure, and dry what remains. That is how I handle sewage cleanup company work when the home sits on a slab and the contamination can spread laterally.
In older Smyrna ranches, I pay close attention to flooring seams, tack strips, and the places where the slab meets walls. Water follows the easiest path. Waste does too. If you miss that, the odor comes back and the damage keeps growing.
In Battery area townhomes, I focus on shared plumbing runs, lower cabinets, laundry closets, and entry hall flooring. Tight construction can hide a lot, but it also lets a trained crew work cleanly and fast. I have been in restoration since 2007, and I still start with containment, not guesswork.
Because the structure changes the spread path, drying plan, and removal work. A 60s or 70s slab ranch near Nickajack Creek often pushes sewage under flooring on concrete, while a Battery townhome can send it through shared walls, stacked bathrooms, or compact utility spaces.
On a slab ranch, we think about the slab, thresholds, and low spots first. Those homes often have older layouts and fewer hidden chases, but waste can sit under vinyl, carpet, or baseboards and soak into materials you cannot see from the surface.
Battery townhomes demand a different pace. The footprint is tighter, stair runs and stacked baths create vertical plumbing pathways, and damage can concentrate in laundry rooms or bathrooms near common walls. I send licensed general contractor oversight when reconstruction is needed.
I do not use the same playbook for both. That is why I ask about the home type before I dispatch. A clean plan saves more structure, and in Smyrna that means respecting how these homes were built, not forcing one method onto every loss.
Often yes, and I handle direct insurance billing so you are not chasing paperwork while sewage is still in the home. I document the loss, communicate the needed scope, and help with deductible assistance up to $1,000 when eligible, which matters in fast-moving biohazard claims.
Insurance carriers want clear photos, a written scope, and proof that the source was handled correctly. I build that record from the start. That helps when the loss hits an older ranch near Nickajack Creek or a townhome close to the Battery district.
Do not wait to call because you are unsure about coverage. Sewage does not pause for claim decisions. My team responds 24/7, and I keep the process moving while you deal with the property, the family, and whatever came out of the drain or toilet.
I am the owner, Chris Kwangwari, and I have been in restoration since 2007. I know what adjusters look for, and I know what gets disputed. Direct billing keeps the claim cleaner, and the 12-month warranty gives you a real follow-up standard after the work is done.
I offer 24/7 emergency response with 60-minute arrival for sewage cleanup calls. That matters in Smyrna because a backup in a slab ranch can spread under flooring quickly, and a townhome loss can affect adjacent spaces before the odor and staining fully show up.
Speed is not a slogan to me, it is damage control. The sooner I contain the source and protect materials, the less I have to tear out. That is especially true when the loss happens near Nickajack Creek or in one of Smyrna's denser townhouse clusters.
A fast response also helps with air quality. Sewage brings bacteria and foul odor, and that combination moves through HVAC returns and open floor plans quickly. My IICRC-certified technicians arrive ready to isolate, clean, and document, not just look around.
If you call after hours, you still get me. My business is Elevated Operations, LLLP, based in Mableton, and I work Cobb and the surrounding counties every day. Smyrna is close enough that urgency matters, and I treat it that way.
I combine biohazard cleanup, restoration, and licensed contracting under one owner-led company. That matters in Smyrna because sewage losses often need both cleanup and repairs, especially in slab ranch homes with hidden floor damage or Battery townhomes with tight rebuild spaces.
Some companies stop at extraction. I do not. When sewage gets under flooring or into wall assemblies, the cleanup is only part of the job. I am a licensed general contractor, so I can handle the rebuild path instead of handing you off.
My team is IICRC-certified, and that training matters when you are dealing with contaminated materials and structural drying. I also stand behind the work with a 12-month warranty. I do not treat warranty language like a brochure line. I treat it like a promise.
And I keep it local. My base is in Mableton, and I serve Cobb, Fulton, DeKalb, Douglas, Clayton, Henry, and Paulding counties. Smyrna calls often come from homes near Nickajack Creek, the Battery, and older neighborhoods where the building type tells me how to plan.
Call me at (770) 404-6895 and tell me whether the loss is in a slab ranch, a townhome, or a basement-connected space. I dispatch 24/7 and move fast when sewage is active.
Keep people and pets out, shut off water if safe, and avoid touching wet porous materials. In Smyrna homes near Nickajack Creek, moisture and waste can travel farther than the visible stain.
My crew isolates the affected area, checks the source, and maps where sewage has spread. That is different in a 60s or 70s ranch than in a Battery townhome with stacked plumbing.
We remove damaged porous materials and clean hard surfaces with biohazard procedures. I do not leave contaminated trim, pad, or underlayment in place just to make the room look better.
We dry the structure, check hidden spaces, and make sure the remaining materials are stable. Slab homes and compact townhomes need different drying strategies, and I plan for that from the start.
If reconstruction is needed, I handle the repair path as a licensed general contractor, then use direct insurance billing when applicable. You get one company, one process, and one 12-month warranty.
Answers to the questions homeowners ask us most.
Keep everyone out of the affected room, avoid fans that can spread particles, and do not touch carpet or baseboards. If you can do it safely, stop the water source. Then call me. In Smyrna, especially near Nickajack Creek, moisture and waste can travel into low areas and under flooring quickly.
Yes. Townhomes near the Battery can have stacked baths, laundry closets, and shared walls that change how sewage travels. I inspect vertical plumbing paths and adjacent rooms before deciding what to remove. That keeps the cleanup targeted instead of turning a smaller loss into a larger tear-out.
Slab ranch homes often let sewage move laterally under flooring and along the slab edge. That means I pay close attention to thresholds, wall bases, and floor coverings. If contamination gets trapped under those layers, the odor and damage return after a surface-only cleanup.
Yes. I offer direct insurance billing and document the loss so the claim has the facts it needs. I also provide deductible assistance up to $1,000 when eligible. That helps Smyrna homeowners focus on the property problem instead of fighting paperwork while the damage is still fresh.
I remove the source materials, sanitize the affected area, and dry the structure so odor does not keep feeding on trapped moisture. In Smyrna homes, odor can linger under slab flooring or in townhome utility spaces, so I look beyond what you can smell in one room.
Yes. Open layouts and HVAC returns can spread contamination odor and particles more widely than a closed room. That is why I isolate the area first. In Battery-area townhomes and larger Smyrna houses alike, containment comes before cleanup details.
I back my work with a 12-month warranty. That matters when a biohazard cleanup also includes drying and repair work, because the job is not finished when the wet floor is gone. It should be finished when the structure is stable and the claim is documented.
Because sewage is a biohazard, not a housekeeping issue. I use IICRC-certified technicians, 24/7 emergency response, direct billing, and licensed contracting when repairs are needed. That combination matters in Smyrna homes, where slab ranches and townhomes each create different cleanup and rebuild challenges.
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