About this site
Water Damage Boise is an independent local resource for Boise-area homeowners dealing with water damage. It is a referral and information site, not a restoration company.
What we are
Water Damage Boise publishes plain-language guides about water damage in Boise and the Treasure Valley: what to do first, what restoration involves, what it typically costs according to published sources, and how insurance usually treats it. The site is owned by ReZero Group LLC.
When a homeowner wants hands-on help, the site can pass their call or request to an independent restoration partner. We may be paid for that referral. That payment never changes what our guides say.
What we are not
- We are not a water damage restoration, plumbing, roofing, or mold remediation company, and we do not send crews.
- We are not an insurance company, agent, or adjuster, and nothing here is a coverage opinion.
- We do not publish reviews, ratings, or rankings of local companies.
- We do not have a physical office open to the public.
Current partner
We are not currently sending requests to a named partner. Until one is in place, requests submitted on this site are held and not shared with any company.
How partners are vetted
Before any restoration company receives referrals from this site, we check, at minimum:
- Business registration: an active business entity record with the Idaho Secretary of State.
- Contractor registration: current Idaho contractor registration where the work requires it.
- Insurance: a current certificate of general liability insurance, and workers’ compensation coverage if they have employees.
- Training: that the company follows recognized water damage and mold standards (for example, IICRC S500 for water damage and EPA mold guidance) and can tell you who on site is trained.
- Complaint history: a review of public complaint records and online reviews for patterns of unresolved problems.
- Plain pricing: willingness to give homeowners a written, itemized estimate before major work.
Vetting reduces risk; it does not guarantee results. Always read the contract, ask questions, and get coverage confirmed by your insurer before approving repairs.
How we write the guides
We cite public sources (the U.S. EPA, the Idaho Department of Insurance, FEMA, the Insurance Information Institute, Boise City Code, and published cost guides) and label national versus local figures. Read our editorial policy.
Contact
Email aj@onefiftystrong.com or use the contact page.