Disaster Cleanup is veteran-owned and has served the Treasure Valley since 2015 from Garden City. Call (208) 999-2353: phones are answered live 24/7 and we are on site in 1–2 hours.
Free inspection · 1-year warranty on all work (no refunds) · Idaho RCE-67826 · Se habla español
Why Treasure Valley Basements Flood
High groundwater during irrigation season, spring runoff near the Boise River, sump pump failures, sewer backups and frozen pipes are the usual causes. Older basements in Boise’s North End and downtown Nampa are especially prone to seepage.
How We Clean Up a Flooded Basement
- Find the source and stop it
- Extract water and remove soaked pad and debris
- Clean and disinfect if the water was dirty or sewage
- Dry walls, slab and framing and check for hidden moisture
- Rebuild finished areas
Preventing the Next One
We can point out drainage, sump, and grading problems, and our leak prevention systems can shut off water automatically. See also sewage cleanup and mold remediation.
Why Disaster Cleanup
- Veteran-owned and locally run since 2015
- Phones answered live, 24/7, at (208) 999-2353
- On site in 1–2 hours across the Treasure Valley
- Free inspections
- 1-year warranty on all work (no refunds)
- Idaho contractor registration RCE-67826
- Se habla español
Related: parent service · Boise service area
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5332 N Sawyer Ave Ste 120, Garden City, ID 83714 · (208) 999-2353
Frequently Asked Questions
Is basement flood water dangerous?
It can be. Groundwater and sewer backups can carry bacteria, and water near outlets is an electrical hazard. Stay out until power is off.
Will my basement get moldy?
Wet drywall and carpet can grow mold within days, which is why fast drying matters.
Do you rebuild finished basements?
Yes, one team handles cleanup and rebuild.
Is your work warrantied?
Yes, a 1-year warranty on all work. We do not offer refunds.