Recent Storm Damage Before & After Photos

Entergy Calls on SERVPRO For Help

Before green and grey tile flooring removed from floor to expose wet area
After office room with many books and control panels with fan drying inside the floor

What does the biggest energy company in New Orleans do when they experience water damage? They call SERVPRO of New Orleans Uptown & Mid-City of course! This... READ MORE



After Hours SERVPRO Call in New Orleans

Before Employee standing between SERVPRO van and white truck
After Two male employees cleaning carpet in hotel ballroom

SERVPRO of New Orleans Uptown & Mid-City is a full-service 24/7 business. We understand emergencies don't always happen between 8-5, which is why we always ... READ MORE



Flooded Kitchen in New Orleans

Before Kitchen in home with SERVPRO equipment on the floor
After kitchen with flooring removed and SERVPRO equipment removed

When it rains, it pours in New Orleans! Flooding is extremely common due to poor drainage, the lay of the land, and heavy rainstorms. In the first photo, his ki... READ MORE



Contaminated Water Enters New Orleans Home

Before black and white bathroom showing toilet, part of the shower, and part of the vanity
After same bathroom with SERVPRO equipment around toilet

Storms can cause bathrooms to flood. There are three types of water but the main types that come from bathrooms and storms are Category 2 and 3. In the first ph... READ MORE



Water Mitigation in Louisiana

Before hallway with wood flooring and black runner rug
After hallway with flooring removed and SERVPRO equipment present

There is no water damage job too big or too small or too messy for our experts here at SERVPRO of New Orleans Uptown & Mid-City. The before photo features a... READ MORE



Sewage Backup in New Orleans, LA

Before bedroom pre mitigation from an overflowed toilet
After flooring ripped out after sewage mitigation

When a toilet overflowed in this residential home, the homeowners called SERVPRO of Uptown & Mid-City to get the area cleared, cleaned up, and disinfected. ... READ MORE