
Mission, BC
Sewage Cleanup in Mission, BC
Downtown Mission and Hatzic back up when the flats are high and the lateral cannot discharge. The lower room takes it.
Escarpment houses have a lower bathroom on the slope. Silverdale and the road toward Stave Falls add septic. Three systems, one category of water once it is inside.
Lower rooms on the Mission flats
We confirm the drain discharged and did not just take river water through the door. Finishes the waste touched come out. River water in the same room is described beside it, not instead of it.
Lower baths on the escarpment
The bathroom is buried on one side. Waste wicks up that wall. The window side stays if it is clean. Hill mud from the foundation is not added to the sewage pile.
Septic in Silverdale
Same house cleanup as Aldergrove septic: bag porous materials, disinfect, leave the tank to a pumper.
How this shows up in Mission
Downtown lower room after a lateral backup
Drain photographed. River water noted only if it also entered.
Slope bathroom
Buried wall opened where waste wicked. View side left.
What we do on a Mission sewage cleanup call
Separate backup, flood, and hill mud
Mission houses collect all three.
Limit the escarpment gut
One wall, not the daylight room.
Hand septic tanks off
We clean the building.
Questions from this area
Sewage Cleanup in Mission: common questions
Hatzic Lake water came in and the toilet also overflowed. What do you remove?
Anything either water touched. The notes will say there were two sources.
Is downtown Mission on septic?
The core is municipal. Silverdale and the rural edges often are not.
Can we use the upstairs bath?
Yes if it did not overflow and the lower room is contained.
Other restoration work in Mission
Sewage Cleanup in other communities
The same service, written for the housing and the water in each place. Langley is the home base. Read the main sewage cleanup page, or the Mission restoration coverage page.
Request service in Mission
Sewage Cleanup assessment in Mission
Tell us what failed, which room is wet, and whether the water is still spreading. If it is in the house now, call.
604-332-0886