SERVPRO's IICRC-certified restoration technicians respond to assess fire damage after lightning strikes the roof of a New Orleans area home. There are signs of smoke odors and soot residues throughout the residence, affecting personal belongings, building materials, and electrical systems.

The commercial property in this photo endured water saturation from a pipe failure in a construction zone. New Orleans SERVPRO professionals used commercial-grade air movement equipment to dry each affected floor while wearing appropriate PPE to mitigate job site damage.

SERVPRO restored the New Orleans property in this photo after fire damage occurred. The crew completed photo documentation and paperwork before removing unsalvageable floors and part of a living room wall, preparing the area for new insulation, sheetrock, and flooring.

This photo of water stains around a vent in a New Orleans home can be a warning sign of larger damages. SERVPRO found the property needed extensive mitigation, including carpet removal, roof tarping and repair, and other second-floor restoration tasks.

After a sand plumbing system failure flooded the New Orleans property in this photo, SERVPRO technicians responded to perform demolition. Services include baseboard and sheetrock removal and drying the property with commercial-grade air movers and dehumidifiers.

Regardless of when disasters occur, SERVPRO can implement demolition and restoration services. The New Orleans property in this photo needed thorough demolition to prepare it for reconstruction, which can include repairs, repainting, and moving contents back into the home.

This Chalmette property’s roof blew off, allowing three inches of water inside. SERVPRO air movement equipment like the units shown in the photo, combined with demolition and sanitation, are crucial to returning properties to a safe and operational condition.

After a toilet supply leak impacted the master bedroom and bathroom of a New Orleans home, SERVPRO provided demolition and cleanup. The floor in this photo was saved with commercial-grade air movers and dehumidifiers and careful demolition.

In this photo, a Belle Chasse property survived an electrical fire that left extensive smoke damage and debris. SERVPRO responded with demolition assistance to take the home down to studs, remediate soils, and prepare it for rebuilding.

In this photo, a New Orleans residence has suffered storm damage that led to flooring and ceiling damage and mold growth in multiple rooms. SERVPRO performed an inspection and estimate to help the homeowner determine what they needed.

SERVPRO rendered water cleanup for this Harvey property, including partial wall and ceiling demolition. Exposed wall and ceiling cavities like the ones shown in the photo accelerate drying and allow SERVPRO to safely replace materials per IICRC guidelines.

This New Orleans area facility needed water removal. The photo shows that the carpet still had standing water and was soaking some contents as well as the nearby baseboards. SERVPRO tools can eliminate and potentially salvage commercial carpet and pad.

Marrero SERVPRO techs gave a detailed inspection and estimate to homeowners. The ceiling in this photo had a hole from a felled tree. While the roof was repaired, the ceiling suffered mold damage and required demolition and renovation.

This New Orleans property endured flood damage after a hurricane compromised the roof. Moisture lingered until the bathroom ceiling in this photo had visible mold. SERVPRO can remediate flood contaminants and microbes as well as perform necessary repairs.

This New Orleans home had water damage in two bedrooms and a bathroom. SERVPRO techs also remediated mold on ceilings and walls and performed partial demolition. The photo depicts one bedroom with removed baseboards and the floor partially covered.

SERVPRO inspected this Harvey home to create a fire damage cleanup plan and found heavy soot covering surfaces after a grease fire in the home. The technicians have solutions to clean away the smoke damage and can use equipment such as soda or ice blasting as necessary for stubborn residues.

SERVPRO helped this Slidell property homeowner start the recovery after flood and storm damage. The water coming in from a damaged soffit affected a bedroom, bathroom, and two closets. The photo shows how much of the walls required removal due to the fast-moving water damage.

This photo shows the damage left behind in a Westwego home after a shed fire spread to the residential structure. SERVPRO removed the destroyed portions of the structure and packed out items to keep them safe during the fire mitigation service. 

A roof leak in this Chalmette home affected four total areas in the structure. Through the use of their equipment, SERVPRO was able to confirm the insulation within the walls was wet and would require removal to dry the interior wall cavities and avoid further issues within the property.

The storms can ruin roofing on Harvey properties allowing water damage to occur. This photo shows water stains from damaged flashing around a fireplace. SERVPRO techs needed to remove the wet ceiling area and insulation for complete drying and tarp the roof until final repairs could be made by the homeowner.

The homeowner attempted to clean up the fire damage in their New Orleans home, but needed professional help as a grease fire in the kitchen went on to affect nearly every room in the house. SERVPRO techs cleaned the surfaces in the kitchen from the soot and protein residues.

SERVPRO handled the water damage cleanup in this New Orleans office. The moisture affected the glue-down carpet and ran behind the rubber baseboards. The technicians needed to drill weep holes to allow the water behind the baseboards to drain.

Infiltration of rain into this New Orleans property created the need for mold damage remediation by SERVPRO. This photo shows the high level of safety the techs practice through wearing full-body protective clothing. They also limit the potential for cross-contamination in the home through the use of containment methods.

SERVPRO arrived at this Slidell warehouse to find standing water from a fire suppression system mishap. The client wanted water removal services only and the SERVPRO technician made certain every bit of moisture got removed as rapidly as possible so the client could reopen quickly.

As seen in the photo, this Raceland kitchen fire spread fire damage throughout the home. SERVPRO techs were able to clean the smoke damage from many of the walls and ceilings however the tile flooring needed removal and the laminate in the master bedroom. 

The building next door to this Bogalusa commercial property had a leak and water migrated inside of the structure. SERVPRO only removed the laminate flooring that showed water underneath and taped down the edges to ensure that the rest of the flooring remained dry during drying.

Service companies that engage the public need to concentrate on providing sanitized surfaces now more than ever. A local Gretna insurance agency brought in SERVPRO to clean high touch points and other surfaces in the building using professional biocides and antimicrobial cleaning agents along with ULV fogging.

The removal of charred building materials is one of the first steps in cleaning up Kenner fire damage. It is not uncommon for SERVPRO techs to encounter mold growth in the insulation as the building materials get removed. Opening of the structure allows for both drying and preparing for reconstruction.

An electrical fire caused by an air conditioner in Harahan left this home with extensive smoke and fire damage throughout the home, including the ceramic tile floor. The techs packed out the items to clean off-site. The interior had no power and SERVPRO brought in generators to power the equipment.

Hurricane Zeta caused a tree limb to fall onto this New Orleans home leaving behind extensive water damage within the home affecting six rooms and some walls split from floor to ceiling. SERVPRO technicians arrived quickly and put a tarp over the roof to keep any further rain from entering.

Strong storms caused water damage in this Lafitte property after one-quarter of the roof got ripped off and water entered. SERVPRO technicians brought generators and a dumpster to collect the debris. The techs tarped over the damaged roof to stop the building materials from getting any further exposure to moisture.

It started with dinner in New Orleans and ended with fire damage throughout the house affecting multiple rooms including the bathroom. There was a delay in starting the cleanup and mold growth began in the rooms with carpet. SERVPRO techs used a controlled demo on the ruined building materials.

Storm damage resulted from a tin roof from a neighboring home in New Orleans that blew on top of  this home allowing water damage to enter. The ceiling showed signs of water seepage  and deterioration quickly. SERVPRO techs tarped the roof and dried the damage.

After a hurricane came through New Orleans, a tin roof got blown on top of another roof leaving behind significant water damage. SERVPRO technicians needed to tarp the roof to halt further water entry.

The homeowners in this New Orleans home were not sure where the water came from initially and tried to remove their own tile before calling in SERVPRO to mitigate the damage to their floors and walls in the home. The time that elapsed necessitated a large amount of controlled demo.

This Kinder business had commercial water damage from a storm that led to the need for mold damage remediation in a storage closet. SERVPRO techs needed to remove the ceiling, insulation, and walls to eradicate the infestation.

This backroom area in a New Orleans property needed commercial water damage cleanup from SERVPRO. The techs arrived to find standing water on the concrete slab floor which they extracted rapidly and then moved on to drying, directing some of the air movers under the on-site equipment.

This New Orleans kitchen had a breakfast fire that left a widespread fire damage in the kitchen, with smoke damage spread throughout the home. The techs also needed to address the protein residues throughout the room. SERVPRO technicians used their proprietary cleaning agents to clean the surfaces of the soot.

The water damage in this Belle Chasse kitchen ran behind the cabinets rather than out onto the floor presenting a cleanup challenge for SERVPRO. The techs removed the affected cabinets and set up drying equipment to bring down the moisture as rapidly as possible.

This New Orleans home had severe storm damage happen to the walls, ceiling and flooring. This photo shows the mitigation midway through the cleanup process. SERVPRO technicians exposed the substrate after removing the flooring to get it dried using multiple air movers and dehumidifiers.

A Terrytown home had water damage from a water heater. SERVPRO techs found that water migration occurred throughout the home. Disposal items included the flooring and a portion of the sheetrock due to wicking. The team needed a total of 22 air movers and 3 dehumidifiers to dry the home.

A homeowner contacted SERVPRO after visible mold damage appeared on her walls and ceiling. The culprit was condensation build-up from an air conditioning unit the homeowner had repaired. SERVPRO techs scoped the property to begin the mold remediation, which involved controlled demo removal of the ruined sheetrock. 

Once we saw Hurricane Sally's path, we mobilized. Our vehicles are loaded with restoration equipment, and our team members are ready to go. SERVPRO of The New Orleans Westbank is prepared for whatever restoration needs Hurricane Sally brings.

Sometimes a packout is necessary to clean up water damage in Westwego properties. After a supply line to a washing machine failed, SERVPRO techs removed the items from this home so they could clean and dry it more quickly.

The roof of this New Orleans building burned and left behind both water and commercial fire damage that needed restoration. The techs needed a total of 150 air movers and 40 dehumidification units to bring down the interior humidity levels. 

A local business needing commercial cleaning for COVID-19 recently contacted us. We cleaned, disinfected, and sanitized all surfaces and touch points. SERVPRO of The New Orleans West Bank is available to provide this cleaning for your business too! Call us today!

Once mold arrives in a New Orleans home, it does not want to leave. This home experienced a slow leak for around two months before getting it repaired. During that time, the sheetrock got damaged and mold colonies moved in. 

This bedroom in Jean Lafitte had water damage come from above. The ceiling sagged from the water loss and required controlled demo removal by SERVPRO techs. They set up drying equipment to take care of both the ceiling and the bedroom.

Bad weather left this New Orleans apartment complex with storm damage cleanup needs. Standing water was on the upper stories and saturated the walls and ceilings. SERVPRO techs performed the extraction and controlled demo as needed. 

When a confirmed COVID case occurred at this business, we were called to clean the building. We disinfected and sanitized all areas. SERVPRO of The New Orleans Westbank is trained and available to handle all of your pandemic cleaning needs.

This Marrero home had significant fire damage that required the removal of the floor covering and baseboards. The wallpaper is still on the walls but covered in smoke damage and will get removed as part of the mitigation process.

SERVPRO of The New Orleans Westbank performed a precautionary cleaning after a suspected Covid-19 case. Wearing Personal Protective Equipment, we cleaned and disinfected all areas, including the dining room, kitchen, and restrooms. We have the technology and supplies to clean your business, too!

Bad weather brought storm damage to this New Orleans home leaving behind wet flooring, walls, and the need for mold remediation. SERVPRO techs needed to remove the sheetrock due to excessive water loss. However, the seal remained intact on the ceramic tile floor.

A Slidell tenant had a pan catch alight and used water for extinguishing the fire causing extensive fire damage to the structure. SERVPRO techs needed to remove the stove and backsplash area around the sink due to charring. The rest of the property needed heavy cleaning.

SERVPRO of The New Orleans Westbank recently held an event to clean and apply a disinfectant to vehicles for our local police, fire, and sheriff's departments. We much appreciated Advance Auto Parts Store 9787 for partnering with us on the event. The next time you need auto parts, maintenance items, and accessories, be sure to stop by and see them at 7150 W. Bank Expressway in Marrero.

This auto parts store contracted with SERVPRO of The New Orleans Westbank to handle a one-time preventative deep cleaning. There are times when the job calls for more than daily janitorial services. That’s why our crew often wears PPE. Our technician applied a disinfecting mist throughout their store and inside two of their company vehicles in addition to touchpoint cleaning.

When this homeowner decided to Spring Clean, they reached out to SERVPRO of The New Orleans Westbank. From the mirrors and granite countertops, to the hardwood floors and appliances, our crew wiped down and applied disinfectant in this kitchen from top to bottom. We even cleaned the blinds, ceiling fan, and light fixtures. 

SERVPRO of The New Orleans Westbank was contacted when this small business needed an extra hand cleaning and disinfecting their 2,000 square foot workspace. We got the job done after their staff had finished for the day. You can call us to clean on your schedule seven days a week and 24-hours a day. 

A Lockport home wound up with widespread water damage after a valve on a water heater broke and poured water into three bedrooms, hallway and living room. The home require extensive controlled demo for removal of the carpet and delaminated flooring to dry the home thoroughly.

The team from SERVPRO of The New Orleans Westbank performed precautionary cleaning for this local business. The employer covered food and paper products in advance. Upon arrival, SERVPRO applied an EPA-registered cleaning agent using a micro-mist process. The product was allowed to linger on surfaces for 10 minutes for a more thorough disinfection. Technicians then wiped down the kitchen and lobby, swept and mopped the floors, and finished the job with a second mist, which was left to dry to provide continuous residual activity.

This auto parts store was intentional about taking precautionary measures to clean their building in Chalmette, so they called SERVPRO of The New Orleans Westbank. Technicians wearing personal protective equipment (PPE) wiped down surfaces, mopped floors, and used a fogger to saturate the air and apply disinfectant to all surfaces. Once the job was complete, the SERVPRO truck was thoroughly cleaned and fogged to prepare the team for the next appointment.

SERVPRO techs handled widespread commercial fire damage to a Gretna hotel caused by a cart fire that affected multiple floors and rooms. The drying process alone needed 79 air movers and 15 dehumidifiers along with specialty machines such as air scrubbers and vapor sharks.

A water line bust on the second floor left behind commercial water damage on multiple floors of this Slidell apartment building leaving behind wet ceilings, floors, and contents. SERVPRO technicians extracted the water and deployed multiple air movers and dehumidifiers to dry each affected unit rapidly.

A leak in a Houma attic ran into this bathroom through the ceiling leaving behind water damage. The technicians have the knowledge and equipment to handle not only the water loss but the accompanying mold damage. The techs performed mold remediation including removal of the damaged sheetrock and insulation. 

A toilet in a New Orleans guest bathroom overflowed and left behind water damage that affected the bathroom and master bedroom suite. The technicians removed the sludge and quickly dried rooms. Afterward, the techs used professional cleaning agents to sanitize the loss area and prep it for repairs.

Keeping a New Orleans property safe after fire damage is a priority of SERVPRO. The technicians routinely board up broken windows and damaged doors to ensure unauthorized persons cannot enter the property. The techs also commonly put up security tape to further keep people away from the loss area.

Commercial water damage was the problem in this New Orleans store. After extraction of the water from the boards, the technicians set up a specialized drying method known as “tenting” where plastic is used to capture and port away the moisture resulting in speedy drying.

Fire damage to this Metairie home was minor in nature, but the damage seemed much worse to the homeowners. Their house had sustained considerable water damage from extinguishing the fire, and of course, there was the soot and smoke damage which always accompanies fires. SERVPRO of The New Orleans West Bank was called in to clean up the water and the associated damages. Our team of industry certified technicians provided the homeowners with a thorough damage assessment report that they could pass on to their insurance adjuster. Then they presented a comprehensive plan for restoration, which included all of the various damages to the dwelling.

A property in New Orleans experienced significant water damage and needed our help. Our experts arrived quickly to assess the damage. We created a restoration plan, and we were able to restore this property to pre-damage condition. SERVPRO of The New Orleans Westbank has the equipment and expertise to make it “Like it never even happened.”

We understand how important it is to keep your business open and how closures from water and fire loss can devastate your business.  Our SERVPRO team members continually train in the best loss recovery practices. We also have state-of-the-art equipment that we bring to each job.  We can handle any job size and make your loss "Like it never even happened."

Water damage. Two words a homeowner doesn't want to hear.  SERVPRO answered the call to restore this home to its preloss condition. SERVPRO is available 24/7 365 days a year to make it "Like it never even happened."

When this New Orleans homeowner experienced water damage, they called SERVPRO.  We have the experienced technicians and equipment to restore your home.  We are available 34/7, 365 days per year to make your home "Like it never even happened."

The water leak from a broken pipe resulted in large mold patches and damage to this rental property in New Orleans. Once the source of the moisture is stopped, SERVPRO technicians can place an air scrubber while performing a controlled demolition of the non-salvageable sheetrock. We can then apply an antifungal agent to the exposed wall cavities to help prevent future mold growth. A good reason to rely on SERVPRO? Our experience and results for our customers.

This carpet suffered from water damage after a washer leak.  The carpet was pulled up and air movers were used to dry under the effected areas.  Contact us at (504) 348-7526 for your water restoration needs.

After a pipe leak this utility closet had signifiant amount of water in the floor.  After mitigation there was residue from the water.  SERVPRO responded immediately and began clean up procedures.

SERVPRO has the professional restoration equipment for any type of emergency.  The team is ready for your emergency anytime 24 hours a day 7 days a week. Contact us at (504) 348-7526.

The Diaster Recovery Team responded to this New Orleans apartment.  The apartment suffered from significant water damage after a storm.  The team responded quickly and began clean up procedures. They used air movers to dry the inside quickly to prevent future damages.  

When a water line breaks, it can flood a room in a very short time. The lines you see in this picture did just that and caused a significant amount of flooding in this room. 

When an insulated wall is damaged by water, the insulation cannot be dried and still maintain a proper R-Value. That is where flood cuts come in. We cut above the flood line to remove and replace the affected insulation and drywall.

It doesn't take long for a broken water line to cause a lot of problems for you. That is what happened in this case. The line running to the dishwasher broke and filled this kitchen with water.

This bathroom was flooded and heavily damaged by water. We had to take the floor all the way down to the sheathing in order to remove all the excess moisture left behind by the flooding.

In this picture, you can see a large amount of debris that was removed from structures affected by severe storms that rolled through the area. Our team is always prepared for anything. If you are affected by storms, call us!

In this picture, you can see that the demolition process included removing flooring in order to help remove moisture after a storm water intrusion into this home. We then brought in drying equipment to remove all the remaining water.

When severe storms caused a water intrusion in this home, this room was heavily affected and, as you can see, some of the carpet had to be removed in order to properly repair the damage.

A large storm recently caused flash flooding that affected multiple structures and caused water intrusions all over. This structure was one of the ones affected. We were called in to handle the cleanup and repair.

This home had a moisture problem that went unchecked while it was vacant. The moisture problem caused a rather severe mold problem. This sort of thing can get out of hand quickly, but we can help!

As you can see from the flood lines on the wall, this home had a substantial flood that left moisture behind. The moisture left behind caused mold to grow on the walls and under the carpets.

This wall developed mold after moisture from a water leak went unnoticed for a short time. It doesn't take long for a problem like this to develop. If you find yourself in this situation. Call us!

Moisture problems can lead to bigger problems like mold, as you see in this picture. This home was vacant for a short time, but it was enough for a moisture problem to cause the mold you see here.

This bag is filled with materials from a mold removal job. We always bring the proper equipment for containment and removal of mold and moisture to prevent further microbial growth. We will properly dispose of affected materials as well.

If your home or business suffers a loss like this, you need a team of professionals that is trained and equipped and ready to handle the cleanup. We are always ready and will always be faster to any size disaster.

This hotel room was damaged during a large fire. Here you can see soot and debris left behind by the fire. We are trained and equipped to remove soot and debris. We will make it "Like it never even happened."

This hotel had a large fire that did a great amount of damage to multiple rooms, including this one. Our team is always ready for disasters such as this one, so if you have a fire loss, give us a call!

A large fire tore through the interior of this structure and also burned right through the roof. Our team is well trained in fire cleanup and soot removal. We are also demolition and restoration experts.

In this picture we are using an air scrubber to help remove excess moisture from this office. However, these air scrubbers are equipped with more than one type of filter, including a carbon filter, which also removes odor.

When you have a water loss situation, you need the proper equipment to handle the removal of the excess moisture. In this picture, you can see one piece of equipment we use for this process.

This facility suffered flooding from a leak that developed in the air conditioning unit pictured here. The leak affected the surrounding rooms and we were called in to clean up the water and repair the damage.

We were called to this hospital to deal with heavy water damage. Our team responded quickly and were able to get them back up and running in no time. If you have a water loss, give us a call.

This restroom had a water loss that required the removal of the tile to be able to remove all the excess moisture. Our team is well trained to handle not only the removal of moisture, but demolition projects such as this.

SERVPRO has the professional water damage equipment for quick water extracting and drying.  They use the air movers to dry flooring and content. Every water loss is different so we have trained technicians to meet your criteria.  

SERVPRO has professional equipment for all types of water loss.  They technicians have the training to use this equipment as pictured to ensure the moisture is out of the building to keep further damages from occurring.

Grease fires are scary enough, but when the cupboards ignite it is time to call in the professionals. SERVPRO of the New Orleans Westbank can make it "Like it never even happened."

This facility was flooded when the nearby river rose due to heavy rains from recent storms. There was a lot of water and debris left behind when the flood waters receded, but we were able to make it "Like it never even happened."

The damage that storms can cause can be absolutely devastating. When it happens, you want your life to get back to normal as quick as possible. Our disaster recovery team is always ready to help you do that.

We always make sure our technicians have the equipment they need when responding to your mold loss situation. From fans to air scrubbers and everything else that might be needed, you can be sure that our technicians are ready with the right equipment to take care of the mold.

No matter if it happens during the day, or in the middle of the night, a fire is devastating. You don't want to have to wait for an emergency response when it happens. That is why we are ready any time, day or night, to respond to your fire loss.

Dehumidifiers are one of the pieces of equipment we use when dealing with damage due to moisture. In conjunction with fans and scrubbers, dehumidifiers help us to make sure we don't leave any moisture behind to cause further problems.