NAMPA, IDAHO

Nampa Water Damage Restoration and Repair

Water under a Nampa house in summer, or a split line in winter? Freeze, leak or groundwater, one number.

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

Canyon County's Largest City, and the Irrigation District's Home

Nampa is Canyon County's largest city and the home of the Nampa & Meridian Irrigation District, which was formed in 1904 to run the Ridenbaugh Canal. That canal and the laterals off it are part of why Nampa, like Meridian, sees crawlspace water rise in summer: the valley's groundwater is fed mostly by canal seepage and irrigation. Nampa's housing spans more than a century, from older homes near downtown with basements and crawlspaces to new subdivisions spreading across the fields. What you see in summer is often a wet crawlspace; in winter, a line that split in a garage or outside wall.

Call (208) 908-0878

Nampa on One Card

County: Canyon County
River or canal: the Ridenbaugh Canal and the irrigation district's laterals and drains
Typical homes: older homes near downtown, mid-century neighborhoods, and large newer subdivisions on former farmland

Nampa Water, Season by Season

Irrigation season, roughly April into October, is when under-floor calls rise. Winter brings freeze splits. Older homes near downtown add aging pipes and small basements to the list year round.

When Nampa Calls

A call from Nampa 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.