Boise Restoration Blog

When you have experienced water damage within your home, it may seem like a costly and timely issue to fix. No one wants to have to deal with it and it is undeniably a homeowner’s nightmare – whether you have just moved into a property or have been living there for many years.

Homeowners tend to put repairs on the back burner. Especially when finances may be an issue. There are certain repairs that take precedent and should not be overlooked. The repair of wet ceilings is often prolonged due to the size of the project. It is not just a construction issue.

If your property has been involved in a flood, it is advisable to restore the water damaged areas as soon as possible. If not treated in a timely manner, you allow the perfect conditions for mold and mildew to quickly grow. In addition to mold and mildew, there is also concern that water damage can rot your floors. Not only is this type of environment unhealthy, it is also unsafe for you and your ...

There could be a number of reasons why the water suddenly backed up after a flush: The tank float that controls water flow might be displaced, the tank might be cracked, or there might be a blockage in the toilet hole. You need to act fast to prevent further damage.

In Idaho, we are susceptible to damaging winds, heavy ice/snow storms, flooding, lightening strikes, wildfire, mudslides, and hail storms. When these natural calamities occur, they can destroy property and distract us from the way we live in a blink of an eye. Follow these steps to get life back to normal after a catastrophic storm.