Read the pattern
Stop water use and note the first opening, affected floors, rainfall timing, fixture sequence, cleanout behavior, neighboring conditions, prior events, and whether the material is sewage or surface water.
Queen Anne plumbing field guide
A backup can originate in a fixture branch, private building drain, owner side sewer, or public main. The lowest return point and neighboring reports help direct the first call.
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Stop water use and note the first opening, affected floors, rainfall timing, fixture sequence, cleanout behavior, neighboring conditions, prior events, and whether the material is sewage or surface water.
Keep people away from wastewater, wet electricity, contaminated belongings, pressurized caps, and unstable floors. Do not enter a confined space or repeatedly test a line that is already returning flow.
SPU asks customers to report a sewage backup so the utility can check the public system. That check does not promise reimbursement or replace private investigation, cleanup, or owner-side repair.
Separate containment, public notification, clearing, camera, access, sanitation, drying, contents, side-sewer repair, permit, inspection, and restoration. Assign each handoff to a named party.
Retain the SPU case reference, private finding, restored-flow test, footage if captured, cleanup record, damaged-material notes, and any monitor or repair recommendation with its evidence.
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