One night in May, heavy rainfall caused several Covington homes to flood. This home had a few inches of water in almost every room of the house. Our storm damage restoration team removed all materials affected by contaminated floodwater. Then, we utilized fans and dehumidifiers to properly dry the remaining structure. 

Heavy rainfall caused this Mandeville home to flood on Thursday, May 14th. Thankfully, only the kitchen and dining room were affected. Our team worked throughout the weekend to remove wet baseboards, cabinets, and sheetrock. Once the contaminated materials were removed, we set up containment and strategically placed drying equipment and dehumidifiers. Within three days, the kitchen and dining room were properly dry and our customer was able to start the rebuild process. 

If your home or business has experienced damage due to flooding, then please contact our office by dialing 985-871-5375.

Heavy rainfall caused flash flooding that damaged dozens of homes in Bedico and Covington neighborhoods on Thursday, May 14, 2020. One of our customers believed her home was flooded due to wind-driven rain from the storm. However, once our water damage restoration team arrived on the scene they discovered a different cause. A water pipe within her bedroom wall was broken and leaking water. She immediately called a plumber to fix the leak while I crew began mitigation. Three days later the drying process was complete!

If your home or business has incurred flooding or water damages, then please contact our office by dialing 985-871-5375.

Hurricanes, tornadoes, and other natural disasters often result in many fallen trees. When a tree falls on top of your home or business, the first step is having the tree and fallen branches removed. Then, an inspection of the roof must be completed to determine any damages. Any holes will need to be covered with a tarp to prevent water damages until repairs can be made. SERVPRO of Greater Covington and Mandeville can assist with all storm damage restoration services.

For assistance with storm damage restoration, contact our office by dialing 985-871-5375. 

This photo was taken after our crew worked to remove flood water affected materials from a home in the Baton Rouge area. The equipment pictured here is working to dry out the remaining structure and to remove humidity from the room to prepare for rebuild. 

For assistance with hurricane cleanup, contact our office by dialing 985-871-5375.

This photo was taken at a commercial building in Greenwell Springs, Louisiana after a storm caused massive flooding. Proper cleaning and restoration protocol requires material affected by flood water, which is classified as Category 3 water by the IICRC, to be removed to ensure no future issues. 

For assistance with storm damage cleanup, contact our office by dialing 985-871-5375.

After the flood water receded, a thin layer of mud was left on the floor throughout this home in the Baton Rouge area. Flood water is considered Category 3 water and is littered with contaminants and toxins. According to IICRC protocols, any materials wet with flood water need to be removed in order to ensure proper restoration. 

For assistance with storm damage cleanup, contact our office by dialing 985-871-5375.

This photo shows how high the flood water reached in a local business after the storm in August of 2016. Flood water is considered Category 3 water and is littered with contaminants and toxins. Any porous material affected by flood water must be removed to prevent future damages like mold growth. 

For assistance with storm and flood damage, contact our office by dialing 985-871-5375.

This photo was taken at business in Denham Springs, Louisiana after the the catastrophic flood in August of 2016. Our emergency storm response team helped restore this business by removing all materials affected by the contaminated flood water, properly drying the remaining structure, and utilizing an anti-microbial agents to prevent any future damages. 

For assistance with storm damage cleanup and restoration, contact our office by dialing 985-871-5375.

The massive flood of August 2016 caused enormous damage to hundreds of homes and businesses throughout Louisiana. This photo was taken at a furniture store in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Our emergency storm response team helped remove and discard all non-salvageable items before cleaning the flooded store. 

For assistance with flood cleanup and restoration, contact our office by dialing 985-871-5375.