When a flood strikes your home or business in Twin Falls, Boise, Pocatello, Idaho Falls, or Burley, every minute counts. Whether it’s a burst pipe in the middle of winter, storm runoff seeping through your foundation, or a backed-up sewer line, standing water begins destroying your property — and inviting dangerous mold — within hours of first contact. At Elite … Read More
5 Signs of Hidden Water Damage in Your Pocatello or Blackfoot Home
Hidden water damage is one of the most expensive problems Eastern Idaho homeowners face—and it often goes undetected until repair costs reach thousands of dollars. The five most common signs of concealed water damage include persistent musty odors, peeling paint or wallpaper, warped or buckling floors, unexplained increases in your water bill, and visible mold growth in unexpected areas. If … Read More
4 Steps to Protect Your Idaho Home from Wind Damage
High winds are a powerful and destructive force across Eastern Idaho. Our region regularly experiences strong wind storms, with gusts powerful enough to tear siding from walls, knock down trees, and cause significant property damage. While we may not face hurricanes, the financial and emotional cost of severe wind and storm damage can be substantial. The good news is that … Read More
House Fire Recovery in Twin Falls: What to Do in the First 48 Hours
Taking the First Breath After the Unthinkable A house fire is a shocking and traumatic event. In the immediate aftermath, it’s completely normal to feel overwhelmed and unsure of what to do. Your first and most important priority is the safety of your family. Whether you are thinking ahead or have already suffered a tragedy, this guide provides a clear, … Read More
How to Prevent Water Damage
Updated February 15th, 2023 Just because we are experiencing a much milder winter this year than last year, that doesn’t mean residents should let their guards down when it comes to preventing water damage in their homes. Here are six ways Boise residents can protect their homes from possible water damage during the winter and spring. 1. Check Showers and … Read More
10 Emergency Supplies Every Home Should Have
Whether it’s a flood, famine, or fire, emergencies can take us by surprise. It could be a small house fire that’s quickly put out but costs you thousands in restoration, or it could be the evacuation of an entire area due to a natural disaster. Then there are circumstances that may not be classified as an emergency, but that we … Read More
Backyard Fire Pit Safety Tips
Summer is winding down, and fall is about to begin. It’s the time of the year that’s perfect for apple picking, pumpkin spice, and grabbing that sweater before you head out the door…just in case. But it’s also prime time for backyard campfires! S’mores roasting parties, hot dogs, and scary stories around the fire has been an American tradition for … Read More
How to Tell If Your Home Has Mold
Mold…everything about the word is negative. No one wants to see mold on their food, but especially not in their home. Mold can not only cause damage to your home, but also to your health. According to Green Home Solutions, toxic mold exposure in the home can lead to health problems like “bleeding, internal organ damage, mental impairment, cancer, and … Read More
Flooded Toilet. Now What?
There’s no need to be embarrassed: we’ve all been there before. Maybe too much toilet paper was used, maybe a toddler put something in there they shouldn’t have, or maybe it was something even less appealing…but we’ve all experienced a clogged toilet. And many of us haver also experienced the panic and frustration of an overflowing toilet. “How does that … Read More
Repairing Wind Damaged Roof Shingles
If you own a home, chances are you’re thankful for the roof over our head! Roofs are usually strong, durable, and are designed to withstand extreme weather conditions. Still, Mother Nature sometimes gets the best of even the toughest roof shingles. It’s reported that “wind gusts of 40 mph have been found to damage shingles or even lift them from … Read More
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