KUNA, IDAHO

Kuna Water Damage Restoration and Repair

Canal or creek water reaching a Kuna yard, or a line that split in the cold? Over the floor or under it, one number.

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

South of Meridian, Along Indian Creek

Kuna is south of Meridian, and Indian Creek is the water that defines it. East of town, the New York Canal fills the creek bed from about March to October, turning it into the longest open-flowing stretch of the creek. When irrigation water is released into canals and creeks nearby, neighbors close to the banks can see it rise; a Kuna resident on Indian Creek described his property flooding when the canals opened. What you see on a lot near the creek or a canal is water in the yard or under the house early in irrigation season. What it usually means is high canal or creek water, or the ground around it soaking up.

Call (208) 908-0878

Kuna on One Card

County: Ada County
River or canal: Indian Creek, which carries New York Canal water through much of the irrigation season
Typical homes: older homes near the town center, newer subdivisions and acreage around it

Kuna Water, Season by Season

Spring is when the canals fill and creek-side lots take notice. Summer keeps the ground wet. Winter freezes lines in garages and crawlspaces, and Kuna's open, windy ground can make cold snaps feel harder on a house than in town.

When Kuna Calls

A call from Kuna 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.