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Restoration crews have filled dozens of plastic garbage bags with muddy debris. (WTOP PhotoNeal Augenstein)
Restoration crews have filled dozens of plastic garbage bags with muddy debris. (WTOP Photo/Neal Augenstein)
As flood waters recede at the Washington Harbour complex in Georgetown, crews are working to remove the mud left behind. (WTOP PhotoNeal Augenstein)
As flood waters recede at the Washington Harbour complex in Georgetown, crews are working to remove the mud left behind. (WTOP Photo/Neal Augenstein)
Dozens of utility and restoration trucks are parked throughout the Washington Harbour complex in Georgetown, as crews continue cleaning up from the flooding earlier this week. (WTOP PhotoNeal Augenstein)
Dozens of utility and restoration trucks are parked throughout the Washington Harbour complex in Georgetown, as crews continue cleaning up from the flooding earlier this week. (WTOP Photo/Neal Augenstein)
Large rubber hoses continue to snake through the Washington Harbour in Georgetown, as water is pumped out of the area businesses. (WTOP PhotoNeal Augenstein)
Large rubber hoses continue to snake through the Washington Harbour in Georgetown, as water is pumped out of the area businesses. (WTOP Photo/Neal Augenstein)
Large, rented restoration fans have been moving water and airing out flooded businesses at Georgetown Harbour. (WTOP PhotoNeal Augenstein)
Large, rented restoration fans have been moving water and airing out flooded businesses at Georgetown Harbour. (WTOP Photo/Neal Augenstein)
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With much of the water removed, restoration crews have coiled up and are storing hoses along K Street, under the Whitehurst Freeway. (WTOP PhotoNeal Augenstein)
With much of the water removed, restoration crews have coiled up and are storing hoses along K Street, under the Whitehurst Freeway. (WTOP Photo/Neal Augenstein)
Washington Harbours management company lead a tour of the flooded area Tuesday.. (WTOP PhotoKristi King)
Washington Harbour's management company lead a tour of the flooded area Tuesday.. (WTOP Photo/Kristi King)
The entire building is blocked off to the public and without power while cleanup is underway. (WTOP PhotoKristi King).
The entire building is blocked off to the public and without power while cleanup is underway. (WTOP Photo/Kristi King).
A flood wall is seen behind workers from Rolyn Cos. Inc. who are manning the sump pumps. (WTOP PhotoKristi King).
A flood wall is seen behind workers from Rolyn Cos. Inc. who are manning the sump pumps. (WTOP Photo/Kristi King).
As many as seven sump pump hoses are running at one time working to drain water from the basement level of the Washington Harbor complex. (WTOP PhotoKristi King).
As many as seven sump pump hoses are running at one time working to drain water from the basement level of the Washington Harbor complex. (WTOP Photo/Kristi King).
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The rising Potomac River is seen at Washington Harbor. (WTOP PhotoKristi King).
The rising Potomac River is seen at Washington Harbor. (WTOP Photo/Kristi King).
Water is pumped from the flooded Washington Harbor complex early Tuesday. (WTOP PhotoKristi King).
Water is pumped from the flooded Washington Harbor complex early Tuesday. (WTOP Photo/Kristi King).
A water restoration crew says it will be days before the inside of the flooded buildings dries out. (WTOP PhotoKristi King).
A water restoration crew says it will be days before the inside of the flooded buildings dries out. (WTOP Photo/Kristi King).
Pumps are working to empty the water from restaurants and stores at Washington Harbor. (WTOP PhotoKristi King).
Pumps are working to empty the water from restaurants and stores at Washington Harbor. (WTOP Photo/Kristi King).
The water rising at Georgetown Harbor (WTOP PhotoDick Uliano)
The water rising at Georgetown Harbor (WTOP Photo/Dick Uliano)
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(WTOP PhotoDick Uliano)
(WTOP Photo/Dick Uliano)
(WTOP PhotoDick Uliano)
(WTOP Photo/Dick Uliano)
(WTOP PhotoDick Uliano)
(WTOP Photo/Dick Uliano)
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