Restoration Across Boise & the Treasure Valley

Ada County · Pop. 240,000+

Boise's mix of century-old North End bungalows, post-war Bench homes, and rapidly built West and Southeast Boise subdivisions means every property loss is a little different — older homes with dated plumbing, newer homes with builder-grade fixtures, and basements and crawl spaces throughout. As Idaho's capital and largest city, Boise is where IronCrest Restoration does its highest volume of emergency work.

Ada County · Pop. 130,000+

Meridian's explosive growth means a housing stock dominated by homes built in the last two to three decades, plus rapidly expanding commercial and retail corridors. Newer construction doesn't make a property immune to loss — supply-line failures, appliance leaks, and water-heater bursts are some of the most common claims we see in Meridian, often in finished basements and second-story laundry rooms.

Canyon County · Pop. 110,000+

Nampa blends a historic downtown core, mid-century neighborhoods, and newer subdivisions on the city's edges. That range means older homes with aging plumbing and basements alongside newer construction — and a correspondingly wide range of property losses, from burst pipes and sewer backups to fire and storm damage.

Ada County · Pop. 35,000+

Eagle is known for its custom and higher-end homes, foothill estates, and properties near the Boise River. These homes often feature finished basements, expansive square footage, and premium finishes — which means a water or fire loss can put significant value at risk and demands restoration done right.

Canyon County · Pop. 65,000+

Caldwell's character ranges from its revitalized downtown and older established homes to newer subdivisions spreading across Canyon County farmland. Older properties bring aging plumbing and basements; newer ones bring the supply-line and appliance failures common to recent construction. Surrounded by agriculture and irrigation, Caldwell also sees seasonal water and runoff issues.

Ada County · Pop. 15,000+

Star has grown rapidly from a small rural town into a fast-developing community of new subdivisions, many near the Boise River corridor. New construction dominates the housing stock — and with it the supply-line, appliance, and water-heater failures common to recent builds, plus river-adjacent flood exposure for properties near the water.

Ada County · Pop. 30,000+

Kuna's growth has added many new subdivisions to a town with deep agricultural roots. The result is a mix of newer homes and established and rural properties, surrounded by farmland and irrigation. That setting brings both the appliance and supply-line failures common to new construction and the seasonal water and runoff issues tied to irrigation.

Ada County · Pop. 15,000+

Garden City is woven into the Boise metro along the Boise River and Greenbelt, with a mix of older homes, riverfront properties, light commercial and industrial space, and newer residential development. Its position along the river makes flood and high-groundwater exposure a real consideration for many properties.