Restoration services in Kuna, ID

Kuna nearly tripled in the 2000s and is still adding subdivisions off Ten Mile, Linder and Kuna-Mora. Almost nothing we work on in town is over twenty years old. The failures match that: PEX, first-generation water heaters aging out, and the ice-maker line behind the refrigerator.

Outside the city limits it's wells and septic. When a pressure tank or a pump line fails, the shutoff is out at the well head rather than at a curb meter, so finding it is step one and everything else waits on it.

Indian Creek runs through town and gravity irrigation laterals cross most of the older acreage parcels. From mid-April through October the ground under those houses stays wet, and the crawlspace above it stays damp.

A lot of Kuna is five-acre parcels with shops, barns and detached garages. A freeze break in an unheated shop or an uninsulated hose bib on the north wall is a standard December call out here.