Water Damage, Mold and Restoration Companies in the Boise Area

What Makes Boise Different

Boise has hot, dry summers and cold winters. Wildfires across the region can fill the Treasure Valley with smoke for days or weeks in late summer. Close windows, run a HEPA air cleaner and replace HVAC filters after a smoke event. If a fire comes close, ash and smoke odor in soft goods and ducts usually need professional cleaning.

Winter cold snaps freeze pipes in crawlspaces, exterior walls and garages, and many homes in the valley sit over crawlspaces. The leak often shows up when things thaw, so check under the house after a hard freeze. Snow on roofs can form ice dams on homes with thin attic insulation.

Irrigation canals and ditches run through much of the valley, and during irrigation season groundwater can rise and seep into crawlspaces and basements. Spring snowmelt raises the Boise River too. A damp crawlspace feeds mold on joists and subfloors, so a vapor barrier and good drainage matter here.