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Split hose bib, flooded basement, kitchen fire, or mold behind a wall? Our Boise restoration company can have a crew there within 45 minutes, with a free inspection and estimate. Call any time, including nights, weekends, and holidays.
Call (208) 618-2630
We work with all major insurance carriers
One team, start to finish
We stop the damage first, that part's non negotiable. Then we explain what we found in plain terms and hand you a free written estimate. Nothing starts until you've looked it over yourself.
We handle property damage restoration in Boise for houses, condos, and commercial buildings. Water, fire, smoke, mold, storm, it's all covered. Once it's dry, the same crew rebuilds, so you're not hiring anyone else.
As a disaster restoration company in Boise, we're backed by IICRC Certified Firm #70120685. Homeowners, landlords, business owners in Ada and Canyon counties, they call us when something goes wrong.
Homes and businesses
Every damage restoration service in Boise starts with a free inspection. Here's what we see most, and what the crew actually does.
Pipes in outside walls freeze during January cold snaps. Water heaters and washer hoses fail any time of year, no real pattern to it. In older homes, groundwater can seep into the basement come spring. We pull the water out, dry everything, check moisture daily until it's actually done.
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Kitchen fires, chimney fires, electrical fires, these start inside the house. Foothills wildfires add their own smoke, settling into curtains and couches that were nowhere near the flames. We clean the soot, treat the smell at its source, and replace what can't be saved.
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Boise's dry air slows mold down, but it won't stop it where water's sitting. We find it in damp basements, stuffy bathrooms, attics under roof leaks. Fix the moisture, pull the mold, dry the space.
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Summer storms bring strong gusts and hail. Winter stacks up heavy snow, and ice forms along the eaves. Once water gets in, we dry the structure, pull the wet materials, fix what's underneath.
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A broken supply line in an office. A frozen sprinkler pipe near a loading dock. Either one shuts a business down fast. We plan the drying around getting you reopened, document every step for your insurance.
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After drying, we put back what came out, drywall, insulation, flooring, cabinets, trim, paint. One company for the whole job.
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Boise's first hard freeze surprises a lot of people. A hose bib splits inside the wall, or a pipe in the garage cracks overnight. In spring, runoff can seep into older North End basements. Our Boise restoration team finds the source, removes standing water, dries the wet areas, and repairs the damage before it spreads.
More about leak damage in Boise
Even in a dry climate, damp basements and slow leaks give mold a place to grow. We find it behind finished walls, in crawlspaces, and under sinks. Our team finds what's causing the moisture, seals off the affected area, removes the mold, and cleans the space. We also fix the water problem that let the mold grow in the first place.
More about mold removal in BoiseOlder sewer lines in established Boise neighborhoods can clog or crack and push sewage back into basements and bathrooms. Our team removes the sewage, cleans and disinfects every surface it touched, and dries the area. Anything that can't be safely restored gets taken out. We move quickly so your home is safe again.
More about sewage cleanup in BoiseTalk it through with our crew. The call is free, and so is the inspection.
From our Google reviews
Great company and amazing service! Their guys showed up on time and finished quicker than what they originally told me. Would definitely recommend to anyone needing their services
On time as scheduled. Worked fast, explained everything clearly, and were careful with my furniture and other property. Organized temporary storage space in garage, mindful of accessability. We felt extremely comfortable with the guys working throughout the whole residence. Highly recommend - great experience!
I called this company after my shower flooded. They responded quick and were very professional, respectful and easy to talk too. They worked with me and explained the whole process. I would highly recommend this company and the two gentlemen that responded.
How it works
of BoiseCall any time for emergency disaster restoration in Boise. Tell us what happened, and a crew's on the way.
The crew's there within 45 minutes. Inspection's free, and we take the photos and moisture readings your insurance will want.
Stop the leak first. Then pull water out of carpet, pad, floors.
Equipment runs day and night. We're back every day checking readings until everything actually tests dry.
Every surface the water, soot, or smoke touched gets cleaned.
Walls, floors, cabinets go back in. Final paperwork goes to your adjuster.
Insurance and claims
We work with all major insurance carriers, including State Farm, Allstate, Liberty Mutual, Farmers, American Family, Travelers, and Nationwide.
Documentation starts on the first visit. Photos and moisture readings go straight to your adjuster, and they can call us directly if they've got questions.
Your policy decides what's covered, not us. Our job's keeping the paperwork clear enough your claim doesn't stall.
Where we work
We cover Boise and towns across the Treasure Valley.
Don't see your area listed? Call us and we'll tell you right away.
Call (208) 618-2630Hiring a restoration company
Restoration companies in Boise aren't all set up the same way. Before you sign anything, ask these five questions.
Water and smoke keep doing damage overnight. Look for a company that works 24/7, including weekends and holidays.
Ask for a specific arrival time, not a vague promise, so you can plan the next hour.
You should know the scope and the cost before work starts, with no charge to find out.
Certified firms train their crews in current cleaning and drying standards. Ask for the firm number and check it on the IICRC website.
One team from cleanup to rebuild means fewer hand-offs and one schedule to follow.
Boise weather and housing
Boise's high desert, cold winters and hot dry summers. Most water trouble here traces back to freezes and spring runoff.
Arctic air can keep Boise below freezing for days straight. Pipes in outside walls and crawlspaces freeze first. Hose bibs left attached to a hose often split right inside the wall.
Snowmelt raises the Boise River every spring. In big years like 2017, groundwater rises too and seeps into basements near the river.
A lot of Treasure Valley homes water their yards off canal irrigation. A broken sprinkler line can soak a foundation wall all summer before the basement shows a thing.
Heavy snow and freeze thaw cycles build ice along the eaves. Meltwater backs up behind it and leaks into ceilings.
Plenty of North End and East End homes were built before 1940. Basements, old pipes, foundations that let water through, it comes with the territory. Newer homes in Meridian and Nampa still have water heaters and supply lines wearing out with age, just on a different timeline.
We see these problems across Ada and Canyon counties.
Common questions
Shut off the main water valve and open a faucet to drain the line. The split is often inside the wall, so water may already be reaching the basement. We can find the wet areas and dry them out.
It’s usually best to call a restoration company first so drying can start, then report the damage to your insurer the same day. We take photos and moisture readings before work begins, which helps your adjuster review the claim.
Sudden and accidental water damage, such as a pipe that bursts, is often covered by homeowners insurance. Flooding and groundwater seepage usually need separate coverage. Review your policy or talk with your agent to confirm what’s included.
Pricing depends on how much area was affected, what materials got wet, and whether repairs are needed after drying. Many Boise homes have basements or crawlspaces, which can affect drying time. A small, early leak usually costs far less than damage that spread through several rooms.
The inspection and written estimate are free, with no obligation. We walk you through the scope of work and expected costs, and discuss any payment requirements before restoration starts.
Yes. A broken sprinkler line can soak a foundation wall for weeks before water shows up inside. Shut off the leaking zone and keep belongings off the wet floor. We can dry the basement once the line is repaired.
Available 24/7
Need a damage restoration service in Boise right now? Call (208) 618-2630, any time. Crew there within 45 minutes, inspection free.
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