Henderson Restoration & Cleaning

(on trellis lane)
Contractors in Idaho Falls, ID
Contractors
House Cleaning
Rug and Carpet Cleaning

Hours

Monday
Open 24 hours
Tuesday
Open 24 hours
Wednesday
Open 24 hours
Thursday
Open 24 hours
Friday
Open 24 hours
Saturday
Open 24 hours
Sunday
Open 24 hours

Location

1436 N. Trellis Lane
Idaho Falls, ID
83401

About

Our mission at Henderson Restoration & Cleaning is to serve our existing clients, new clients, insurance agents or adjusters interested in cleanup or restoration after a disaster or everyday living! Henderson Restoration & Cleaning personnel use leading-edge equipment, have certification and training in mitigation and are restoration professionals. Henderson Restoration & Cleaning has been providing cleanup and restoration services for over 30+ years in Eastern Idaho.


* Carpet Cleaning Packages
* Upholstery Cleaning Packages
* FREE bottle of Home Pro Spotter
* Carpet Cleaning GUARANTEES Available
* Tile & Grout Cleaning
* Tile & Grout Restoration
* Fire & Smoke Damage Restoration
* Sewer Damage Cleanups
* Mold Removal
* Mold Cleanups
* Certified Professionals
* Wind Damage Restoration
* Low Rates
* Rapid Response

Location:
Henderson Restoration
1436 N. Trellis Lane
Idaho Falls, ID 83401-4997

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Services

  • Restoration
  • Emergency Cleanup
  • Emergency Restoration
  • Carpet Cleaning
  • Upholstery Cleaning
  • Tile And Grout Cleaning
  • Water Damage Service
  • Granite Countertop Cleaning
  • Drying Service
  • Smoke & Wind Damage Restoration
  • Sewer Damage Cleanup
  • Mold Removal And Cleanup

Latest

Check out this dryer vent we just cleaned! 3 main reasons to clean your dryer vent: 1. Collected lint can become a fire hazard! 2. Your dryer has to work harder. Built up lint can block air flow, which leads to longer drying times. 3. You're wasting energy! Longer drying times will waste energy. Wasted energy is also wasted money!
October is just around the corner. Which to many means pumpkins, scares and hot wassail. One thing you should keep in your mind however is that October is also more prominent to home fires! When the air gets chilly and we all start turning on our furnaces and heaters. When is the last time you had your HVAC system cleaned? Did you know the most common cause of residential fires is heating equipment, such as furnaces? Stay tuned for more fire safety tips and hazards!
Want to see how clean we can get your rug?
If your dryer is leaving your clothes a little damp (or a lot), it’s usually a sign your dryer vent duct needs to be cleaned. While this might seem like no biggie, it can actually be a huge safety issue. Dryer vents can start fires if they aren’t cleaned properly. In fact, the U.S. Fire Administration says home clothes dryers are the leading causes of house fires. Not to mention the fact that uncleaned dryer ducts can lead to higher energy bills and a decreased lifespan for your dryer.
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What is your favorite Labor Day potluck food? My family and friends sure enjoy our Snicker Salad! PINTEREST.COM Found this on Pinterest
Something about being there for our customers at 2 in the morning certainly beings us the gratitude to serve you! We know every water damage situation is unique and requires an outstanding plan of action to complete mitigation processes.
Air ducts are the lungs of your home; whatever they breathe in, you breathe in too. An air duct system not only circulates air but also particles like dust mites, dirt, and mold. Here is 5 top reasons why you should consider getting them cleaned! 1. Refreshes your home. 2. Cleaning air ducts regularly saves money. 3. Reduce air pollution in your home. 4. Air Duct Cleaning can get rid of dust mites and reduce allergies. 5. Increases efficiancy of your HVAC system.
Heads up Construction Zone! EASTIDAHONEWS.COM Construction project to close portion of 17th Street in Idaho Falls for several days - East Idaho News
Here is just a few things to watch out for on your piping! Freezing temperatures aren't the only things to keep an eye on! Frozen Water in the Pipes Freezing temperatures, especially in winter, can sometimes subject water to below -4 degrees Celsius. At such low temperatures, water normally turns into a solid, thereby blocking water flow. The considerable amount of pressure that accumulates at the point of blockage due to the expanded mass of ice subjects the pipes to tensional forces that rip the pipe apart. The water accumulated upstream from the blocked area in the pipe, therefore, leaks until appropriate repairs are done. Aged Pipework Pipes, whether metallic or plastic, are designed to last for a limited period of time depending on their exposure to weather elements and whether they are regularly serviced. Engineers have determined that pipes can last up to 20 years beyond which they get structurally degraded such that they cannot withstand considerable water pressure. Metallic pipes, in particular, can be subjected to corrosion with time while plastic pipes often get brittle, thus making them break at the slightest pressure. Pipe corrosion is common in copper-based water supply pipes. Pressure from External Forces Water pipes can sometimes be subjected to external pressure. In most cases, pipes laid on the ground can be subjected to pressure from tree roots, passing cars, or even construction equipment excavating the ground. Such pressure normally tends to squeeze the pipes beyond their structural limits. The pressure makes pipes either crack or burst, thereby leading to leakages. Sometimes, detecting such underground leakages can be a daunting task that is only possible with a professional plumber who can repair burst copper pipe with ease. Clogs Clogging is a major cause of pipe blockage and consequent bursting. Clogs on water pipes can be the result of the accumulation of minerals which coagulate on the pipes’ inner surfaces with time. Some clogs can also occur in situations where the water carries solid material such as chaff. Massive clogs hinder the flow of water downstream leading to the accumulation of incredible pressure upstream. Such a clogged pipe can easily give up by cracking or bursting open, leading to leakages. Excessive Water Pressure Water pipes are designed to withstand a certain level of water pressure. The precise level of such pressure is normally a technical specification and is usually labeled on each pipe. Sometimes, the water pressure limits can be exceeded, especially in cases where more water volume is pumped through a pipe. This often occurs in situations where a narrow pipe is used to supply more water, thereby prompting the need for application of more pressure on the water pump. Such excessive water pressure can exceed the pipe’s structural ability to withstand force thereby leading to an abrupt burst. Ground Movements Although uncommon, ground movements can subject pipes to extreme forces leading to bursting. Such forces are particularly common in cases such as earth tremors and earthquakes. They also occur in situations where the ground slightly moves either up, down, or laterally such as after heavy rains. Such ground movements expose ground pipework to extreme forces beyond their limits, therefore making them burst without notice. Incorrect Pipework and Pipe Layering Pipework and pipe connections should be done by a qualified plumber who is licensed, professional, and well-versed in plumbing. In cases where such pipe layering process is done by persons who lack the technical knowledge, mistakes do occur, especially leading to incorrect subjection of water pressure on the pipes. In situations where a larger pipe, for example, is joined to a smaller pipe of lesser thickness, excessive pressure can render the pipe structurally weak, leading to bursting. Improper Connections Pipe connections are perhaps the most vulnerable points of the entire pipework. Weak and improper pipe connectivity can expose water pipes to extreme pressure, therefore acting as the immediate point of bursting in case of a slight pressure buildup. It is important that these connections are appropriately reinforced to prevent issues.
BRRR! How's the January Freeze treating everyone? Here's a few tips to get your pipes from freezing! Keep garage doors closed, especially if there are water supply lines in the garage. Open kitchen and bathroom cabinet doors to allow warmer air to circulate around the plumbing, especially if your sinks are on an exterior wall. (If you have small children, be sure to remove any harmful cleaners and household chemicals.) Let the cold water drip from a faucet served by exposed pipes. Running water through the pipe—even at a trickle—helps prevent pipes from freezing. Keep the thermostat set to the same temperature during day and night. Again, during a cold snap is not the time to set back the thermostat at night to save a few bucks on your heating bill. If you plan to be away during cold weather, leave the heat on in your home, set to a temperature no lower than 55° F. For the long term, add insulation to attics, basements, and crawl spaces. Insulation will maintain higher temperatures in those areas. And to prevent drafts, seal cracks and openings around windows, doors, and at sill plates, where the house rests on its foundation.
IICRC is a training program that you invest in yourself and your education. The IICRC Standards are developed to provide the highest quality concepts, terminology, and procedures recognized in the cleaning and restoration industry. Here at Henderson Restoration and Cleaning we find it as our responsibility in continuing our education to provide our customers with our extensive knowledge, work ethics and promising factors. Making sure that we provide the best service to any unplanned mishaps.
Check out 👀 this carpet cleaning! Stains from 🍓🍫🦿 who knows what else! Schedule us to come in and renovate your carpets!
Mold spores are all around us, but the growth of mold can be prevented. Mold needs moisture, warmth, and food in order to grow in your home. When you deprive mold of moisture, warmth and food, you will stop it from growing, but you won’t kill the mold that is already there. The mold spores will stay dormant and start growing again if not treated by professional mold remediation techniques. So, it’s important to keep mold from growing in the first place. Here are a few tips to limit your chances of growth! 1. Keep your home clean 2. Keep air circulating 3. Ensure that the seals on your windows and doors are functional and moisture is not seeping through the cracks. 4.Consider getting a dehumidifier for your basement. The cool basement floor and walls can be a source of moisture build-up, and a dehumidifier will control the humidity level and make it harder for mold to start growing.
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Information

Company name
Henderson Restoration & Cleaning
Category
Contractors
Est
1980

FAQs

  • What is the phone number for Henderson Restoration & Cleaning in Idaho Falls ID?
    You can reach them at: 208-529-5915. It’s best to call Henderson Restoration & Cleaning during business hours.
  • What is the address for Henderson Restoration & Cleaning on trellis lane in Idaho Falls?
    Henderson Restoration & Cleaning is located at this address: 1436 N. Trellis Lane Idaho Falls, ID 83401.
  • What are Henderson Restoration & Cleaning(Idaho Falls, ID) store hours?
    Henderson Restoration & Cleaning store hours are as follows: Mon-Sun: 24 hours.