Pulaski County
Water damage & mold help in Little Rock, AR
Little Rock sits on the Arkansas River, with historic homes in the Quapaw Quarter, early-1900s bungalows in Hillcrest and the Heights, and newer subdivisions in West Little Rock. Severe storms, the river and humid summers are the main water risks. Many older homes sit on crawlspaces.
Areas served
Hillcrest · The Heights · Quapaw Quarter · West Little Rock · SoMa
ZIPs include 72211, 72201, 72202, 72205, 72206, 72210
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Little Rock homes and water damage
Crawlspace homes take on moisture in humid summers, and older homes have aging plumbing and roofs. West Little Rock's newer slab and crawlspace homes from the 1980s onward now have water heaters and supply lines at the age when they commonly fail. Drying a crawlspace here usually means removing wet insulation and running dehumidifiers under the floor.
Tornadoes and severe storms
Severe storms cross central Arkansas every spring, and the March 2023 tornado damaged hundreds of homes in west Little Rock.
Arkansas River flooding
The record 2019 Arkansas River flood affected low-lying areas along the river corridor.
Crawlspace moisture
Damp crawlspaces grow mold and rot subfloors when vapor barriers are missing.
Historic Quapaw Quarter homes
Victorian and early-1900s homes in the Quapaw Quarter have plaster walls, original wood floors and older plumbing that need careful drying after leaks.
Fourche Creek and urban creeks
Fourche Creek and smaller urban creeks drain much of Little Rock and flood nearby streets during heavy spring storms.
Ice storms
Occasional winter ice storms knock out power across central Arkansas and freeze pipes in crawlspaces.
Common calls in Little Rock
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Little Rock at a glance
- County
- Pulaski County
- Neighborhoods
- Hillcrest, The Heights, Quapaw Quarter, West Little Rock
- ZIP codes
- 72211, 72201, 72202, 72205, 72206, 72210
- Nearby
- Nashville, TN, New Orleans, LA
Little Rock questions
Do I need a permit for repairs in Little Rock?
Cleanup doesn't. Structural, plumbing and electrical repairs need permits from the City of Little Rock's Planning and Development Department.
How do I verify an Arkansas contractor?
Search the Arkansas Contractors Licensing Board for residential licenses on jobs over $2,000.
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