Toilet Backup Overflow Cleanup and Repair in Spokane & Coeur d'Alene

How to Respond to an Overflowing Toilet

In order to solve the issue, it is crucial to understand why the toilet backup is overflowing. It is actually quite difficult to know the reason behind toilet backup overflow. Although there are several steps that can be followed to boost the Restoration Process - 

• Turn Off the Water Supply - Stopping the flow of water into the toilet bowl is the first step in dealing with this scenario. You can just turn off the water to the toilet with the water supply valve. If your toilet doesn't have a water supply valve, you'll need to find the main water shutoff valve for the house and turn the water off throughout the whole building.
• Plunge the Toilet - Make sure the plunger's flange is placed into the drain when you insert the plunger's head into the toilet. As you press the plunger up and down to force air and water down the drain to remove the blockage.
• Contact a Plumber - Toilet Backup Overflow Cleanup and Repair come with a risk of damage to the surrounding infrastructure of the property because water can develop mold, mildew, and rot to spread through the wood, drywall, and insulation. So, it is advised to hire a qualified plumber to carry out the difficult role.

Our Plumbing Experts

Burke's Restoration has a long history, and we take pride in being the top restoration company. Our technicians and plumbing specialists are IICRC-certified. We have stored Awards and Affiliations for our best and most reliable service. We are insured and licensed restoration professionals. Our plumbing experts can handle water damage from toilet backups and overflows using state-of-the-art tools and years of expertise.