Complete Restoration Services

CRS has certified technicians to handle Crime, Trauma Scene, Accident, Blood, Death, Suicide, and Gross Filth Cleanup in Boise, Id. Our team of dedicated professionals help in moments of crisis and tragedy. Discretion is an important part of our services and commitment to you, our customers. Contact CRS for professional and certified crime scene cleanup in automobile, commercial and residential properties. As crime scene specialists we can take on the most difficult jobs in residential and commercial facilities.

Asbestos was once common in domestic construction, but has long since been found to have damaging health effects on your family's health. If you have even small traces of asbestos in your home, it needs to be addressed by a professional quickly as possible. When dealing with asbestos, you have two options, remediation & removal and abatement. Asbestos abatement means encasing or encapsulating instances of asbestos in your home. While encapsulation means that the asbestos stays in your property, at least it is unable to damage the health of your loved ones.

With flood damage, speed is essential. Water can do more harm the longer it soaks into carpet, walls, and furniture. Since your house might be uninhabitable until repairs are complete, fast service also means less time out of your home while the restoration team works. Complete Restoration Services has faster average repair times than competitors in the Boise area. Our disaster repair certified technicians work quickly to restore your home. Flooding can cause great structural damage to your property as well as impact livability, and value of an Eagle home or business, it is important to contact property restoration specialists experienced and certified in the removal and treatment of flood damaged areas.

Storms can be vicious and unforgiving. Complete Restoration Services knows firsthand the power of Mother Nature and what havoc she can inflict on a community. CRS worked around the clock during the record breaking storm in January 2017 when the Treasure Valley experienced destructive snow storms and freezing temperatures. Our community suffered from collapsed buildings, flooded homes, roof leaks, vehicle impacts, frozen fire suppression systems and broken pipes. Walk around the perimeter of your home and document any damage with photographs.