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backflow

jim-mcdee · 2015-09-20 19:35:02

Had a very nasty surprise today. A spare room that I hadn't checked in weeks, has an en-suite and there was a back-flow from the sewerage, which has destroyed the entire bathroom. The sight and smell is almost overwhelming. Not sure what I need to do next. Would the council have any responsibility here? It seems the sewage…

20-09-2015 7:35pm

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jim-mcdee

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Had a very nasty surprise today. A spare room that I hadn't checked in weeks, has an en-suite and there was a back-flow from the sewerage, which has destroyed the entire bathroom. The sight and smell is almost overwhelming. Not sure what I need to do next. Would the council have any responsibility here? It seems the sewage mains had blocked up or backed up. Would normal contract cleaners be equipped / willing to take on the cleanup? Thanks.

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K.Flyer

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Is the en-suite upstairs or downstairs?

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