Flood restoration services in Northwest Arkansas.

Your first call after a flood. Bear handles extraction, drying, sanitizing and repairs to bring your property back to its pre-loss condition.

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On-site within the hour in most cases, anywhere in Northwest Arkansas.

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Your First Call For Flood Restoration

Thorough flood cleanup, restored with care.

Bear's flood damage cleanup is built to restore properties quickly and completely.

Our experienced team mitigates the water damage through extraction, drying and sanitizing, using commercial-grade equipment to limit the disruption to your life.

Then our own construction team handles the repairs, so your property returns to its pre-loss condition with care and precision.

Our Process

Flood damage restoration, step by step.

01
Assessment & planning
We evaluate the extent of water intrusion and structural damage, then build a plan for cleanup and restoration.
02
Water extraction
Powerful pumps and extraction equipment remove standing water fast, limiting further damage, mold growth and structural instability.
03
Drying & dehumidification
Commercial-grade dehumidifiers and proven drying techniques dry the structure thoroughly to head off moisture problems.
04
Cleaning & sanitizing
Every affected surface is cleaned and disinfected with professional-grade products to remove contaminants and bacteria.
05
Restoration & repair
We repair damaged structures, replace flooring and drywall, and restore fixtures and belongings to pre-loss condition.

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Common Causes Of Flooding

Where flood water comes from.

Flooding has natural and man-made causes. Heavy rainfall that overwhelms drainage, rivers and creeks overflowing during storms, rapid snowmelt and poorly maintained drainage systems are common culprits, and new development that adds pavement and rooftops can make runoff worse. Inside a home, flooding usually traces back to:

Heavy rains
Sewage backups
Burst pipes
Failed appliances
Overflowing creeks and drainage

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Flood Damage Tips

What to do right now.

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1
Safety first. Turn off electricity to affected areas and wear gloves, boots and a mask around flood water.
2
Document the damage. Photograph and video the flooded areas before cleanup starts. Your insurance claim will need it.
3
Remove standing water. If it’s safe, start with pumps, wet vacuums or buckets. The faster it dries, the less damage and mold.
4
Set aside what can’t be saved. Once it’s documented, porous materials like carpet, upholstery and drywall that may hold bacteria or mold should be disposed of responsibly.
5
Clean and disinfect. Sanitize every surface once the water is out, and let everything dry fully before rebuilding.

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Does homeowners insurance cover flood damage?

Typically, standard homeowners policies do not cover flood damage. Flood insurance is usually a separate policy, commonly through the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP), and some private insurers offer it too. Check your policy carefully to understand what is and isn’t covered. Whatever your coverage, we document every step of the work.