Water Damage Restoration

Lewisville is approximately 30 miles north of Idaho Falls, and we can typically reach most Lewisville properties within 45–55 minutes of your emergency call. We staff our emergency line 24/7 and serve Jefferson County as part of our regular service area. For rural properties on county roads, additional time may be needed to locate the specific address.

In rural areas like Lewisville, the most common water damage causes are burst pipes during freeze events (particularly in outbuildings, older farm structures, and homes with exposed exterior plumbing), agricultural irrigation system failures, septic system backups, and roof leaks that go undetected in less-frequently-occupied structures. Well pump failures can also allow pressure system issues that result in significant water damage before the problem is noticed.

Most standard homeowner's policies cover sudden and accidental water damage regardless of whether the property is rural or urban. However, rural properties often include structures — outbuildings, barns, equipment sheds — that may require separate coverage under a farm or agricultural policy rather than a standard homeowner's policy. We recommend reviewing all structures on your property with your insurance agent to confirm what is and isn't covered before an emergency occurs.

Yes. We have experience with rural Jefferson County properties including larger structures, agricultural outbuildings, and properties with well water and septic systems. Our assessment process adapts to the unique characteristics of rural properties, including larger square footage, varied construction types, and non-municipal water and waste systems. We provide the same thorough documentation and insurance support for rural properties as we do for urban residential work.