SERVPRO continues restoration efforts at the University of Louisville student housing facility, The Nine.  Frozen pipes ruptured causing significant water damage to the facility.  No job is too large for us to handle!

The fire happened Saturday morning December 30 around 5 AM. This was an electrical fire in three separate mechanical rooms on the 23rd, 22nd, 21st floor.

Smoke damages to the 20th, 21st, 22nd, 23rd, 24th floors.

Overall around 90 hotel rooms affected. Along with hallways, storage rooms, and common areas.

SERVPRO crews worked through the holiday weekend cleaning and deodorizing and were able to turn some of the affected rooms back over to the Galt House in time for their busy New Year's eve celebration.

We are always here to help no matter when!

This church called us to clean up after the main line coming into the school busted underneath the building. It pushed mud and water up from underneath the facility causing the daycare to flood. SERVPRO of East Louisville extracted water from 7-10 rooms and the hallway, set blowers and dehumidifiers after carpet was pulled and contents were removed.

In the middle of the night a transformer caught fire which also caught an electrical panel on fire that was next to it transformer.

The church sanctuary had fire and water damage as well as a lot of smoke and soot. SERVPRO of East Louisville had to remove a lot of carpet, as well as all the acoustical ceiling tiles.

Omni Hotel walk through for ERP (Emergency Ready Profile) with SERVPRO of East Louisville.

  
Gary Ryan with Hussung Mechanical Contractors showed our marketing team the different water shutoffs in the new Omni Hotel for us to include in the ERP.

This image of the basement windows of a Middle school with water rushing out of them shows just how deep and powerful the flood waters were that day.  SERVPRO of East Louisville is proud to be a part of this cleanup and restoration project.