About Idaho Restoration Pros

Idaho Restoration Pros exists for one reason: when water spreads across your floor at 2 a.m., you need a live person and a local crew — fast. We coordinate calls from homeowners across Idaho and route them to independent local providers who handle extraction, structural drying, and repairs.

Idaho homes face a distinct mix: hard freezes in the Treasure Valley and eastern plains that split supply lines, spring snowmelt that pushes into basements and crawlspaces, summer thunderstorms that overwhelm gutters and window wells, and aging water heaters and washing-machine hoses that let go without warning. Our role is to shorten the gap between discovery and action.

When you call (888) 217-5329, you describe what happened and where. A nearby provider is contacted for dispatch. On site, technicians map moisture, remove standing water, set drying equipment, and monitor readings until materials verify dry. Repairs follow as needed.

We are not a contractor and we do not perform the work ourselves. Providers in our network are independent businesses responsible for their own licensing, insurance, pricing, and guarantees. Homeowners should confirm credentials before authorizing work.

Hours: 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including holidays. If lines are busy during a major storm, stay on the line — calls are answered in order.

What happens when you call

Calls are answered live, day and night. You give your city and ZIP, describe where the water is and whether the source is still flowing, and note power status and flooring type. That detail lets dispatch send a crew with the right pumps, extractors, and drying units. On site, technicians trace the water path beyond the visible puddle, since water wicks under baseboards and into wall cavities. Equipment runs for several days with rechecks until meters confirm dryness. You receive photos and an itemized scope useful for insurance.

Where we help

Coverage spans all 37 cities on this site, grouped on the All Cities page, plus surrounding unincorporated areas where providers travel. Response times vary by distance, weather, and demand during regional storms.