Carpet Cleaning and Restoration in Basalt, ID

Flood Damage Restoration

Flood waters can have a devastating impact on your home, leaving you feeling hopeless and heartbroken. Fortunately, All American Cleaning & Restoration can be there as soon as the water recedes to help you deal with the aftermath, as well as salvage your home and your belongings. 

We can help with flooding due to:

• Heavy rainstorms 
• Melting snow and ice 
• Natural disasters, such as flash floods
• Burst pipes and faulty appliances 
• Clogged or malfunctioning gutters
• Poor seals or foundation cracks 

Whether it’s natural or manufactured, we will act quickly to prevent further damage and long-term issues like mold growth and structural instability, using a combination of professional-grade water extractors, dehumidifiers, and air movers. Additionally, we can handle hazardous situations like sewage backups or contaminated water, as well as assist with insurance claims.

If you need help restoring your property after water damage, give us a call. We provide emergency service, any time of day or night. 

Carpet Cleaning and Restoration in Basalt, ID

Basalt, Idaho, is a small, unincorporated community in Bingham County with a small population of 300 residents. It was named after the deposits of basalt found near the original town site. This area offers a tranquil lifestyle surrounded by natural beauty. Basalt’s proximity to the Snake River provides locals with excellent fishing, boating, and kayaking options, while nearby mountains provide pristine hiking, biking, and wildlife viewing opportunities. Basalt sits close to Shelley and Blackfoot, allowing locals to enjoy rural, small-town living, as well as the amenities, services, and conveniences of a larger town.

Basalt sits close to the Idaho Potato Museum, where you can learn about the history of the potato, fun facts and trivia, and the growing and harvesting process. You can also purchase potato-themed souvenirs from the gift shop and eat at the cafe, which serves baked potatoes with butter or fixings, fresh-cut straight and waffle fries, and tater dollars. 

Basalt is also located near Hell’s Half Acre, an area where you can venture into old lava rock flows and see numerous wildflowers, including Indian Paintbrush and Evening Primrose, as well as wildlife, including mule deer, antelope, foxes, and rattlesnakes. The loop trail travels a little less than a mile and takes only one hour to complete, making it an easy outdoor adventure for those who are not experienced hikers.