Judge us on the jobs.
Real Arkansas projects, start to finish. Water, fire, and the rebuild afterward.
- Not a franchise. Family-owned, with a contractor’s background behind every job.
- IICRC Triple Master — water, fire & smoke, textiles.
- Little Rock based. Serving central Arkansas.
- Licensed and insured. AR #0399660427.
We started as builders. That still shapes how we work.
Our owner spent 30+ years in construction and roofing before restoration, and fourteen of those years have been in water damage specifically. It’s why we don’t stop at drying.
Plenty of restoration companies are mitigation-only. They pull the water out, run equipment until the readings come back right, and hand you a list of contractors for everything after. We do the repairs ourselves — one company, one scope, and nobody learning your property from scratch halfway through.
30,000 square feet of college building, under water.
A property manager called about a pipe break in a college building in Little Rock. Water had spread across the auditorium, conference rooms, classrooms, bathrooms, and hallways. The building had never had a loss on that scale.
What we brought
Large loss equipment — desiccants and generators — to stabilize moisture levels across the building, then a large quantity of drying equipment for a targeted structural drying process.
How we limited the damage
Quick extraction to stop secondary damage from worsening, selective demolition to minimize the repair work needed, and protective barriers placed over materials that hadn’t been affected.
| Loss event | Water damage after pipe break |
| Location | Little Rock, AR |
| Scale | Over 30,000 square feet |
| Property | Commercial — college |
Eleven stories down to the lobby.
A frozen pipe burst in an 11-story downtown Little Rock hotel and the water worked its way all the way down. Over 200 rooms, lobbies, and common areas were affected across multiple floors — with the hotel still operating.
The complication
Downtown. Limited parking and access points. We closed an access road to stage large loss equipment, then placed equipment and ran cords deliberately so guests and staff could keep moving through the building.
The work
Large loss equipment, commercial structural drying and stabilization, and significant content manipulation across every affected floor.
| Loss event | Water damage |
| Source | Frozen pipe burst |
| Location | Little Rock, AR |
| Property | Commercial — hotel, 11 stories |
IICRC Triple Master Certified.
The IICRC sets the standards this industry works to. Master-level certification requires years of documented field experience on top of coursework, and holding three is uncommon.
Master Water Restorer
Extraction, moisture mapping, and structural drying — the core of most of what we do.
Master Fire & Smoke Restorer
Soot, smoke migration, and odor, which reach well past the materials that actually burned.
Master Textile Cleaner
Rugs, upholstery, and clothing. It matters more than it sounds once contents come out of a loss.
Our technicians are IICRC-certified, with Master-level certifications on staff. We pay for training and certification because the alternative is learning on somebody’s house.
What customers say.
“Service Restoration has been a lifesaver. I had a condo that experienced a water leak. I got in touch with Service Restoration, and they very quickly assessed the situation and got the team assembled to take care of the remediation and all the repairs. It could not have been more turnkey.”
— Robert R.
“After we had a fire in our home, Service Restoration was the first to respond to our needs. They were very caring and attentive to us. I’d recommend this company to anyone. They are on point, and get the job done efficiently and quickly.”
— Eve E.
“Service Restoration exceeded my expectations with their prompt and professional service. The team was efficient and thorough. It’s clear that Service Restoration truly cares about their customers, and it shows in the quality of their work.”
— Katie L.
“I have worked with Service Restoration and they do a phenomenal job when it comes to emergency and disaster cleanup. They are wonderful to work with as always, and are very knowledgeable in the business!”
— Nathan C.
Water damage right now?
501-557-047024/7 emergency response across central Arkansas. License #0399660427.