GARDEN CITY, IDAHO

Garden City Water Damage Restoration and Repair

River water in a low Garden City yard, or a wet floor from a split line? Freeze, leak or groundwater, one number.

Drying, mitigation and repair
Meridian-area restoration companies
Ada & Canyon County

A River Town Inside Boise

Garden City is its own city, wrapped by Boise on almost every side, with the Boise River along its edge. That river is the story. In high-water years, low areas near it take water: in 2017, with the river around 9,500 cubic feet per second at Glenwood Bridge, low-lying parts of Garden City had trouble and the city closed sections of the Greenbelt. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is studying flood risk here with the city. What you see in a high-water year is water in yards, crawlspaces and garages on the lowest lots. What it usually means is river or groundwater, not a pipe. What happens next is extraction and cleanup once it's safe, and drying anything the water reached.

Call (208) 908-0878

Garden City on One Card

County: Ada County; a separate city surrounded by Boise
River or canal: the Boise River along its north side
Typical homes: older small homes, newer infill and townhomes, manufactured home parks

Garden City Water, Season by Season

Spring and early summer are river season in big snowmelt years. The rest of the year, Garden City calls look like everyone else's: burst lines in winter, appliance and bathroom leaks year round. River water gets handled as dirty water, so carpet and pad it reaches usually come out.

When Garden City Calls

A call from Garden City to (208) 908-0878 goes to a restoration company that already works this part of the Treasure Valley. Those companies take on restoration and mitigation, ceiling damage, wet walls, floors and carpet, crawlspace and basement water and burst pipes. What the work costs and when it starts get settled after someone has seen the house, between you and that company.