Boise Restoration Blog

Let's face it. No one wants to hire a restoration company. The reality is, things go wrong. Pipes break, fires start and mold grows... life gives you lemons. Imagine stepping out of your bed at 3:00AM to 2 inches of water in your bedroom. What are you going to do with those lemons you were just given?

If you’ve noticed a little water in your crawl space, this could be a sign of a serious problem. A small amount of water should be investigated because of the potentially serious consequences to your home & health when moisture is allowed to remain. Read more to learn about water in crawl spaces.

A slab leak refers to a leak in the water pipes that run below the concrete foundation of your home. Slab leaks have a variety of causes, from poor installation when your house was built, to abrasion over time as your pipes expand & contract. Contact with soil underneath your home can corrode pipes.

Standing water can cause mold to grow. Water in the crawl space underneath your house has several possible causes. It may be a result of poor drainage, sewage backup or heavy rain. However, the water got there, the important thing is to quickly find the source and get to the bottom of the issue.

Even though it feels like it’s hotter and drier, one thing you need to be aware of during the summer months is water damage. With summer storms, irrigation systems, and a variety of other factors summer can present some potential dangers to your home. By taking precautions and being aware of the key signs of damage, you can take action before a more extensive repair is needed.