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Disasters can turn your world upside down in moments. Whether it’s a burst pipe, kitchen fire, major storm, or a biohazard mess, acting fast with the right team can be the difference between a total loss and a successful recovery. We help homeowners and businesses in Conway, AR protect their properties and restore safety with proven water, fire, mold, and biohazard restoration methods.

Our focus? Addressing damage at every level—water removal, soot cleanup, mold elimination, and proper sanitization. We’ve got specialized gear and experienced people who know how to bring your place back to its pre-disaster state, and we do it with care. Every step is about lowering risk, stopping further damage, and making sure you get lasting results.

We get that these emergencies are stressful. Local know-how and practical solutions make the process a bit less daunting. Here’s what you should know about how restoration works and how professional help can make all the difference for homes and businesses in Conway.

The Action 1 Restoration of Conway team offers property restoration that covers water, fire, mold, and hazardous material damage in Conway. Certified technicians use advanced tools and methods to restore safety, cleanliness, and structure to homes and businesses.

Water Damage Restoration and Extraction

We act fast when water damage hits—whether it’s a busted pipe, storm flood, or leaky appliance. Time’s critical because standing water seeps into floors, walls, and supports, raising the risk of rot and mold.

First, we handle water extraction with industrial pumps and vacuums. Then come the dehumidifiers and air movers to dry everything out. Moisture meters help us find any hidden damp spots inside walls or under floors.

To keep things from getting worse, we clean and sanitize to stop microbes from taking hold. If there’s big damage, we’ll coordinate repairs—maybe insulation, maybe baseboards—whatever’s needed to get things back to normal.

Our proven water damage restoration process includes:

Immediate water extraction and removal
Professional structural drying and dehumidification
Moisture detection using thermal imaging cameras
Sanitization and antimicrobial treatment
Odor removal and deodorization
Content cleaning and restoration
Mold prevention and remediation

We handle water damage from various sources, including burst pipes, flooding, sewage backups, storm damage, and appliance leaks. Our skilled technicians carefully assess the extent of the damage and develop a comprehensive restoration plan tailored to your specific situation. We work directly with your insurance company to streamline the claims process and provide detailed documentation of our services.

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Expert Fire and Smoke Damage Restoration

After a fire, safety comes first. We check the structure, then start fire damage restoration. Burnt debris, smoke, and leftover water all need different approaches. We clear out debris, then clean surfaces with products made for soot and the specific material.

Smoke odor can really linger. We tackle it with ozone generators or thermal fogging, aiming to get rid of those stubborn particles in walls, fabrics, and ducts.

Fire damage repair might mean rebuilding framing, drywall, or roofing. We do our best to match new materials so things look and feel right. And yes, we document everything for insurance, helping smooth out the claims process.

24/7 emergency response and immediate damage mitigation
Complete smoke and soot removal from all surfaces
Advanced deodorization techniques to eliminate smoke odors
Water extraction and structural drying from firefighting efforts
Content cleaning, restoration, and pack-out services
Structural repairs and reconstruction
Air quality testing and improvement
Direct insurance billing and claims assistance

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Advanced Mold Remediation and Containment in Conway

Mold moves fast if moisture sticks around. We track down the source—leaks, condensation, or storm water—and stop it. Then we remove spores with HEPA vacuums and set up containment to keep the mess from spreading.

Some stuff, like insulation or carpet padding, just has to go because it can’t be safely cleaned. Hard surfaces get antimicrobial treatment and a thorough drying to keep mold from coming back.

We also do air quality monitoring to make sure spore levels are safe before we wrap up. Fixing the water issues helps keep mold from returning and supports a healthier indoor space for the long haul.
Our remediation process includes:

Complete assessment and documentation of mold damage
Installation of containment barriers and air filtration systems
Safe removal of mold-damaged materials and contaminated items
Professional cleaning and sanitizing of affected surfaces
Application of antimicrobial treatments to prevent regrowth
Structural drying and dehumidification
Air quality testing to ensure successful remediation

Our team utilizes industry-leading equipment and proven techniques to safely eliminate mold while protecting unaffected areas of your property. We handle projects of all sizes, from small isolated problems to extensive structural contamination.

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Our Biohazard Cleanup Services

Biohazard cleanup isn’t for amateurs. It takes training, protective gear, and following strict rules. We handle bodily fluids, chemicals, or infectious materials with careful containment to prevent further exposure.

Our cleaning relies on EPA-approved disinfectants, and we dispose of hazardous waste through licensed channels. ATP testing helps us confirm that surfaces are truly sanitized.

We keep things discreet and safe. Every job is about protecting people and making sure the property is clean and ready for life again.

24/7 emergency response for immediate assistance
Complete removal of hazardous materials and affected items
Professional-grade cleaning agents and sanitizing solutions
Proper disposal of biohazardous waste
Odor removal and deodorization services
Documentation for insurance purposes

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Essential Techniques and Processes for Property Recovery

We focus on accurate assessment, moisture control, and careful contaminant removal. Using targeted cleaning and drying, we work to get each property back to a stable, safe, and clean state.

Structural Drying and Moisture Control

We start by checking moisture levels with infrared imaging and hygrometers. These tools help us find water hiding in walls, floors, and ceilings. Once we know where the trouble is, we remove standing water with pumps or extractors.

Drying the structure means balancing airflow, temperature, and humidity. We move air around to speed up evaporation, then use industrial dehumidifiers to pull moisture from the air. This stops further harm to drywall, subfloors, and insulation.

We keep a close eye on progress, logging daily readings and moving equipment as needed. By keeping things under control, we stop mold growth and secondary damage, making sure materials are solid before any rebuilding starts.

Advanced Drying Methods

If moisture gets deep into large areas or sensitive materials, we use advanced drying techniques. Desiccant dehumidifiers, thermal drying systems, and injectidry wall systems help pull water out from structural layers without tearing things apart.

For hardwood floors and tight spaces, we often use heat-assisted drying—gentle heat speeds up evaporation but doesn’t wreck finishes. Sometimes, negative air pressure systems pull moist air straight from wall cavities or under cabinets.

We pick the method based on what’s wet, how bad it is, and the building’s overall shape. Moisture meters and environmental checks help us fine-tune the process. The aim is always to hit standard moisture levels safely before repairs or rebuilding start.

Soot Removal Techniques

After a fire, soot particles can get deep into porous materials and start corroding surfaces if you don’t act fast. First, we figure out what kind of soot we’re dealing with—dry, oily, or protein-based—since that totally changes what works for cleaning.

Dry soot’s usually handled with HEPA vacuuming and chemical sponges. Oily soot? That needs solvent-based cleaners to break down the sticky film. Sometimes, when smoke odors just won’t quit, we’ll go for thermal fogging or even ozone treatment to tackle the smell.

We focus on treating walls, ceilings, and HVAC systems carefully, since it’s way too easy to spread contaminants around if you rush. Careful cleaning helps keep stains from setting in and wards off corrosion. It’s not glamorous work, but with steady effort and some patience, we can get air quality and surfaces back to a livable state.