Your Maumelle property can be restored after a water damage incident. We are ready 24/7, locally owned and operated, and Faster to Any Size Disaster. We are certified in water restoration by The Institute of Inspection Cleaning and Restoration Certification. SERVPRO of Northwest Little Rock has the equipment and expertise to restore your property to pre-damage condition.

The leak from the flat roof led to soaking of a portion of the acoustical drop-ceiling panels in this Little Rock office. SERVPRO can arrive swiftly, remove the non-salvageable ceiling tiles and dry out the affected area, "Like it never even happened."

This photo depicts a Maumelle office in dire need of rapid water removal. The furnishings and carpet can be salvaged if SERVPRO is called to arrive promptly and extract the water before it wicks into the desk and chairs. We can block the furniture with dense foam to stop the absorption even as we begin to suction out the standing water. Let's keep the office open for business.

The visible standing water in this Maumelle lobby poses no immediate threat to non-salvageable damage because of the tile and brick construction. However, routine business dealings cannot progress until SERVPRO, if called upon, can quickly show up and extract the water. We're Faster To Any Size Disaster.

The lay-flat plastic tubing and the yellow ducts exiting the structure in Little Rock exemplifies the professional mold remediation services provided by SERVPRO. The removal of mold stains and colonies must be done in conjunction with negative air pressure to expel most of the mold spores to the exterior. The wood fixtures and seating can then be wiped down to complete the assignment.

Commercial water damage in Little Rock can cause damage to thousands of square feet of commercial space requiring equipment designed to handle such proportions. Pictured in the photo is a trailer mounted desiccant dehumidifier that is used to dry the air inside a building after a large water loss event.

This commercial water damage happened on the 7th floor and ended up all the way on the bottom floor. This was due to the sprinkler system going off and crews were on the scene for a couple weeks to get everything back "Like it never even happened."