Residential Water Damage Restoration 

Fixing Your Water Damage Promptly and Efficiently

When you need water damage cleanup and restoration services, turn to the reliable professionals at Steamatic Of Arkansas.

After assessing the damage, our experts will prepare a Scope of Work and provide you with the cost estimate. After the Scope is approved by you and your insurance company, we will start the work. We will also work with your insurance agent throughout the restoration project. 

Once the work is completed, you and our technician will conduct a final walk-through to confirm that your water damage restoration has been completed to your satisfaction. Give us a call today to discuss your water damage restoration needs.

Our Water Damage Recovery Process

• Inspection and assessment: Our qualified technicians will inspect the damage, prepare a cost estimate and develop a restoration plan to handle your water damage issue. We'll start working as soon as possible after our plan is accepted.
• Water removal: Any standing water will be extracted as immediately by our technicians.
• Stabilize the environment: We will install dehumidifiers to control moisture levels in both the structure and contents. Dehumidifiers extract moisture from the air and return warm, dry air. High velocity air movers are used to evaporate moisture.
• Monitor drying process: The drying process will be regularly monitored using various moisture meters for wood, concrete, floors, and walls. Temperature and humidity measurements are taken throughout the drying process.
• Relay and replace flooring: Once the structure is clean and dry, carpets and flooring will be relayed or replaced.

Steps to Immediately Stop Further Loss of Your Property

• Turn off the water source and call a repair service as soon as possible.
• Elevate all furniture, including upholstered furniture with skirts, on unstained wood blocks. 
• If your wooden furniture gets wet, do not put oil in it as it will prevent water from escaping from the wood.
• Remove all shoes, clay pots, magazines, papers, or anything lying on the floor that might leave a stain.