24/7 Disaster Restoration Services for Mountain Home, ID
Water, Fire, and Mold Restoration in Mountain Home, ID
Master Restoration serves homes and businesses in Mountain Home, from the older streets around downtown to the homes at the edge of town. When frozen pipes, fire, smoke, mold, or a storm damages your property, we come out from Boise, about 40 miles up I-84, to clean up, dry out, and rebuild. We answer the phone 24/7.
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What We Restore in Mountain Home
Restoration Services for Mountain Home Homes and Businesses
Colder nights and rangeland at the edge of town bring their own problems here. We handle those and anything else that damages your property, including the rebuild.
Water Damage Restoration
We remove the water after a frozen pipe splits and dry the structure, so a winter leak doesn’t turn into a much bigger repair.
Water Damage Restoration →Fire Damage Restoration
We clear what burned and rebuild the rooms a house fire or range fire damaged, so the property is livable again.
Fire Damage Restoration →Smoke Damage Restoration
Our technicians clean soot and treat odor in the rooms the fire didn’t burn, so the smell doesn’t stay in your walls and belongings.
Smoke Damage Restoration →Mold Remediation
We remove mold and deal with the moisture behind it, including a slow leak left over from a freeze, so it has less reason to come back.
Mold Remediation →Crawl Space Restoration
Our crews pump water or sewage out of a crawl space or basement and dry the space, so it doesn’t keep damaging the house above.
Crawl Space Restoration →Wind and Storm Damage
We handle storm cleanup and repairs in Mountain Home, including any water that got in, so one storm doesn’t become two problems.
Wind and Storm Damage →We also handle disaster cleanup, reconstruction and remodels, cabinet restoration, and residential and commercial disinfecting. Not sure what you need? Call us.
Water or Fire Damage in Mountain Home? We’ll Make the Drive
We’re based about 40 miles up I-84 in Boise, and we answer the phone day or night. Call us, and we’ll tell you when a crew can get there and what to do in the meantime.
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What Makes Mountain Home Different
Mountain Home sits on the Snake River Plain, outside the Treasure Valley, and it runs colder. The city averages about 40 nights a year at or below 20 degrees, compared with about 23 in Boise, and frozen pipes are among the most common winter damage here. The Snake River isn’t the flood concern. Rattlesnake Creek and the Mountain Home Reservoir are, and while most high water stays minor, the reservoir has flooded the southeast side of town, and the downtown underpass collects water in a hard rain.
Range fire is the other local issue. Grass and sagebrush reach the edge of town, so homes on the perimeter are the most exposed, even though a fire is unlikely to reach the center of the city. About 4 in 10 homes predate 1980, a lot of the newer housing went up in the 2000s, and about a third of homes are rentals, so landlords are often part of the conversation.
Why Choose Master Restoration in Mountain Home
Why Mountain Home Property Owners Trust Master Restoration
When you’re about 40 miles from Boise, it helps to have one team that can handle the whole job instead of several making the drive.
Experience With Burst Pipes
Burst pipes are regular work for us, so we know to look well past the wet spot for water that traveled.
Ready for Older Homes
Older homes tend to freeze first, and about 4 in 10 here predate 1980. As an EPA Lead-Safe Certified Firm, we follow lead-safe practices when those walls come open.
One Team for the Whole Job
We handle the water, fire, and mold cleanup and the repairs that follow, so you aren’t scheduling several companies from out of town.
An A+ BBB Rating
You can look up our A+ BBB rating before you hire us, so you can check our record first.
Certified and Trusted Restoration Professionals Serving Mountain Home
Our technicians are IICRC-certified, and we’re licensed and insured, so you know who’s coming to your Mountain Home property before you call.
Questions and Answers
Restoration Questions From Mountain Home Property Owners
Do you serve Mountain Home from Boise?
Yes. We’re based in Boise, about 40 miles up I-84, and we answer the phone 24/7. Call us, and we’ll tell you when a crew can get there.
Why do pipes freeze more in Mountain Home than in Boise?
Because it’s colder here. Mountain Home averages about 40 nights a year at or below 20 degrees, against about 23 in Boise, and older homes tend to be at higher risk. If a pipe splits, shut off the water and call us.
Can a range fire damage my Mountain Home property?
It can if you’re at the edge of town, where grass and sagebrush come up close to homes, though a fire is unlikely to reach the center of the city. If one does reach your property, we clear the burned materials, clean up the soot, and handle the repairs.
Do you handle flooded basements in Mountain Home?
Yes. We pump out the water, dry the structure, and repair what it damaged. If the water came up through a sewer backup, we also clean and disinfect the area.
I rent out a property in Mountain Home. Can you work with me as the landlord?
Yes. We work with property owners and managers as well as the people living there. Tell us how to reach you and your tenant, and we’ll work out access with both of you.
Do you clean up mold after a winter leak in Mountain Home?
Yes. A slow leak after a freeze can keep materials wet enough for mold to grow, so we dry that area out and take out the mold along with anything it ruined.
Not an emergency?
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Send us a message, and our Boise team will respond as quickly as possible. For active damage, call now.
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