Answering 24/7 across the Inland Northwest
Water damage restoration across Spokane County, North Idaho and Stevens County
One shop in Spokane Valley, three counties, one phone number. Find your town below for the water problems we see most there, or just call; we will tell you on the phone whether we can reach you and when.
Updated October 2026
Quick answer
We cover Spokane County, Kootenai County in North Idaho and the southern part of Stevens County from our shop on E Montgomery Ave in Spokane Valley, answered 24/7. Each county and the larger cities have their own page with the water problems we see most there.
Washington
Spokane County
Home base. The county runs from older Spokane neighborhoods to newer subdivisions east of the valley and out on the West Plains, and most of our calls come from here.
Call from Spokane County- All of Spokane CountyCounty-wide calls, rural areas and towns without their own page
- Spokane, WAOlder homes, plaster walls and original drain lines
- Liberty Lake, WANewer homes east of Spokane Valley
- Cheney, WACollege town on the West Plains
- Airway Heights, WAWest Plains homes and apartments
- Medical Lake, WALake town in the 2023 Gray Fire area
- Deer Park, WANorth county homes, wells and crawl spaces
- Mead, WANorth county basements, runoff and acreage
- Millwood, WAOlder mill-town homes next to our shop
- Otis Orchards, WACrawl spaces and acreage near the Idaho line
- Nine Mile Falls, WAWells, septic and river homes northwest of Spokane
- Opportunity, Spokane ValleyThe valley's largest neighborhood, 1970s homes and basements
- Dishman, Spokane ValleyOlder west-end homes, duplexes and apartments
- Veradale, Spokane ValleyFamily homes with finished basements
- Greenacres, Spokane ValleyEast-end lots, shops and crawl spaces
Idaho
Kootenai County
Across the state line on I-90: Coeur d'Alene, Post Falls, Hayden and Rathdrum, plus the lake communities around them.
Call from Kootenai County- All of Kootenai CountyLake communities and towns across the county
- Coeur d'Alene, IDLakefront homes and older neighborhoods
- Post Falls, IDFast-growing, much of it built since 2000
- Hayden, IDNorth of Coeur d'Alene near Hayden Lake
- Rathdrum, IDGrowing prairie town north of Post Falls
- Dalton Gardens, IDLarger lots between Coeur d'Alene and Hayden
- Spirit Lake, IDLake cabins and an old town in the north county
Washington
Stevens County
The southern, more rural part of the county north of Spokane, where wells, septic systems, crawl spaces and spring runoff shape most water jobs.
Call from Stevens CountyHow coverage works
How we decide whether we can reach you
Every call starts with the same two questions: where are you, and is the water still coming? We answer 24/7 and tell you on the phone what to shut off and what to move, whether you are a few minutes from the shop or across the state line.
Arrival time depends on the hour, the roads and how many crews are already out. In a regional cold snap, when pipes split all over the county at once, we say so plainly and give you a realistic window rather than a promise we cannot keep.
Rural and lakefront jobs take a little more planning. Gravel roads, gates and long driveways change which equipment we can bring, so describing the route on the call saves time when we arrive.
FAQ
Questions about where we work
Still unsure? The fastest answer is a phone call, day or night.
Call (509) 253-8927Spokane County, Kootenai County in North Idaho and the southern part of Stevens County, all from our shop on E Montgomery Ave in Spokane Valley.
Probably. The county pages cover the smaller towns and rural areas around the cities listed here. Call and tell us where you are.
Yes. We cover Kootenai County, including Coeur d'Alene, Post Falls, Hayden and Rathdrum and the communities around them.
It depends on the hour, the roads and how many crews are out. We give you an honest arrival window on the call.
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Not sure if we cover your town? Call and ask.
Tell us where you are and what happened. We will tell you on the phone whether we can reach you and what to do first.