Cleaning & Restoration Service in Idaho Falls, ID

August 12, 2020 | Idaho Falls, ID

We dried up the place from all the water the fire department had dumped in...

February 25, 2015 | Idaho Falls, ID

We were able to fully restore the upholstery in the car, bring back its look to almost new condition. This included stain removal including food, dirt, and crayons. The client was grateful to get their new and improved car back!

March 14, 2018 | Idaho Falls, ID

We were able to remove the stains and dirt that had built up on their sofa and chair, restoring it to it's original, beautiful condition, saving them from having to replace thier living room furniture.

August 28, 1998 | Idaho Falls, ID

Upon close inspection, All American Cleaning determined that only 25% of the condominium roofs needed total replacement and, if completed carefully, the balance of the trusses could be restored. This process was feasible through: planking the bottom cords, vacuuming all insulation from the attic areas, careful sand blasting, followed up with a very thorough vacuuming to remove all char, debris and sand blasting medium residue, thoroughly deodorizing the airspace, and encapsulating all sheathing and truss components with a permanent deodorant barrier of pigmented shellac. This was a complicated process considering the maximum height was 4'6 and minimum working area was 12" all work was completed over finished plastered ceilings. Two of the units had suffered severe fire damage, which constituted total demolition and reconstruction; four units had severe smoke damage and relatively minor damage to the two end units. By employing these innovative procedures, there was a substantial savings in dollars as well as loss of use.

December 26, 1998 | Idaho Falls, ID

The Bonneville County Historical Society museum had many priceless and one-of-a-kind artifacts on display. Due to the delicate nature and age of the artifacts and displays, AACR monitored the drying process several times a day, including weekends and holidays, to make sure we had a balanced drying system (to avoid over drying was as important as under drying). Using high-velocity air movers and refrigerant dehumidifiers was important. Additionally, HEPA filters and an open air drying system were used where appropriate to control the relative humidity and temperature to bring the museum and its contents back to a dry balanced state without causing further damage by drying too quickly. The entire drying process took about four weeks. The repairs to the Idaho Falls museum took approximately six months. Due to the efforts of the historical society's staff and All American Cleaning & Restoration staff, only about $10,000 worth of retail merchandise was lost. All artifacts and collectibles were restored to their prior state.