Same-Day Water Damage Restoration in Garden City, ID

Day to day it is ordinary plumbing: supply lines, water heaters, washer hoses, a toilet that runs over. What sets this city apart is the Boise River floodplain it sits on. The city says the river reaches flood stage at the Glenwood Bridge about once every five years. So we separate river water from a plumbing loss before anything else.

It can. A manufactured home has a belly board under the floor, and water that gets past the flooring can sit on it instead of draining away. We open it where we have to, dry it and meter it, and we show you what has to come out before we take anything.

Usually there is no need. Water from a clean source such as a supply line or an appliance leaves the home safe, and the drying machines are only noisy and warm. With a sewage backup or mold that is visible we take more care, and we show you at the inspection which rooms to avoid. Breathing problems in the family are worth mentioning to us.

It does not count as anything with your insurer. The inspection and estimate are free and private. We show you thermal images and moisture readings and give an honest read on coverage. Sudden flooding from a pipe or an appliance is usually covered, while river water usually needs flood cover. You decide whether to file, and you sign only if you go ahead. We are licensed and insured.

No. Our quotes are generated in Xactimate, which is what insurance companies use, so one set of prices serves everyone. We bill insurance directly for covered losses. If yours is not covered, we can arrange 0% financing options.

Yes. We handle residential and commercial property losses, so we can dry the studio and the home above it. In the Live-Work-Create District along Chinden Boulevard one building can hold both, and the business side may sit on a different policy from the home side. Tell us which policies cover the building when you call.

Sooner than most people expect, which is why drying starts with the first crew. On the Boise River floodplain a crawl space can stay damp, and damp materials give mold growth a head start. If you already see growth or smell it, tell us when you call, because it changes how we set up the job.