Meridian Water Damage Questions

An independent restoration company that works around Meridian. It isn't part of this site. Expect questions about what got wet and whether water is still running.

No. You only pay if you decide to hire a company, at a price the two of you agree on.

The restoration companies do all of it. Meridian Water Damage Restoration does no work, sets no prices and doesn't stand behind results, so check a company's registration and insurance before hiring. A company or marketing partner may pay the site when a call becomes a qualified lead. See the Site notice.

Often it's groundwater raised by canal seepage and irrigation, which peaks while the canals are running. See canal seepage and summer groundwater.

Look for a hatch in a closet floor, the garage or outside along the foundation. See crawlspace, slab or basement.

Window wells collect snowmelt, rain and sprinkler water, and a full well can push water past the window. See window wells and egress windows.

Because the readings inside the drywall, the subfloor or the framing haven't reached dry yet. See moisture readings and drying logs.

It depends on the source and the paperwork. See builder warranty, HOA or homeowner.

How far the water spread, what it soaked into, how long it sat and what's under the floor. See why two leaks cost different amounts.

Shut off the water at the main, keep clear of wet electrical, and call. See frozen and burst pipe water damage.

In high-water years, low areas near the river can flood. See the Boise River at high water.

Every wet room before anything moves, the source if you can see it, anything thrown out, and the moisture readings from each visit.