Sewage Backup Cleanup Rooted in The Hub City
Sewage Backup Cleanup Rooted in The Hub City
Daryl Henderson founded Hattiesburg Sewage Response as an owner-operated service right here in Forrest County, working from the address at 319 Hardy St to handle sewage backup cleanup and sewage backup restoration calls across The Hub City. With deep local roots, Daryl knows the older housing stock in neighborhoods like University Heights and Oak Grove often features aging lines that struggle under the region's humid subtropical climate, where hot summers bring sudden heavy downpours that push water into basements and crawl spaces near the University of Southern Mississippi campus.
The work changes with the terrain around Longleaf Trace and the Hattiesburg Zoo, where clay-heavy soils and mild winters still allow tree roots to invade pipes year-round. Daryl responds directly to these conditions by inspecting each property on site, mapping how runoff from nearby streets affects homes, and restoring affected areas without shortcuts that ignore the real water flow patterns in Forrest County.
This hands-on approach sets the service apart from out-of-town crews, because every job starts with understanding how Hattiesburg's specific layout and weather patterns create backups rather than applying generic fixes.
“Owner-operated sewage backup cleanup serving Forrest County neighborhoods including University Heights, Oak Grove and The Hub City, with upfront quotes and workmanship you can inspect near the University of Southern Mississippi and Longleaf Trace.”
Daryl Henderson
Owner and Operator · Since 2012
Credentials & guarantees
- ✓Based at 319 Hardy St, Hattiesburg, MS 39401, USA
Our guarantee
Owner-operated sewage backup cleanup serving Forrest County neighborhoods including University Heights, Oak Grove and The Hub City, with upfront quotes and workmanship you can inspect near the University of Southern Mississippi and Longleaf Trace.
What Hattiesburg, MS Customers Say
“Roots from the live oak in our yard clogged the main line and sent sewage into the utility room. Hattiesburg Sewage Response hydro-jetted the line clear, extracted the standing water, and applied enzyme treatment to the concrete floor. The room was dry and odor-free within 24 hours.”
“Heavy rain caused the city sewer to back up through our basement floor drain. They arrived the same afternoon, pumped out several inches of wastewater, removed the contaminated carpet padding, and sanitized the walls up to the flood line. We avoided any mold growth after the cleanup.”
“A collapsed lateral pipe under the driveway pushed sewage into the garage. The crew located the break with their camera, excavated the section, replaced the pipe, and power-washed the garage slab. No residue remained and the driveway was back in use the next day.”