Eagle is one of Iron Crest's hottest markets for kitchen, bathroom, and custom tile shower remodels. Semi-custom cabinets and quartz waterfall islands in Legacy, spa-style primary baths in Banbury Meadows, zero-entry tile showers across Spring Valley and the Foothills. Idaho registered contractor RCE-6681702, insured, 3-year workmanship warranty.
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Iron Crest Remodel runs Eagle, Idaho as one of our hottest markets for KITCHEN, BATHROOM, and SHOWER remodels — heavier than any service area outside Boise and Meridian for those three scopes specifically. The reason is the housing: Legacy, Banbury Meadows, Spring Valley and the Eagle Foothills carry the finish-tier upgrade window at exactly the right age (10-to-20-year builds with builder-grade oak kitchens and 60-inch alcove tubs) and the household budgets consistently choose semi-custom cabinetry, quartz waterfall islands, and zero-entry custom tile showers. Iron Crest is a Boise-based, Idaho-registered contractor (RCE-6681702), 15 minutes northwest of Eagle on Highway 55. Eagle has its own building department (cityofeagle.org, separate from Ada County); Veolia Water Idaho supplies the drinking water.
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sneg Vasilk
a month ago
I hired this company to remodel my kitchen, and I was very pleased with the entire experience. They were straightforward, professional, and very detailed throughout the project. Everything was handled efficiently and with great attention to detail. Russ was a great project manager and did an excellent job, especially when I made some changes in the middle of the project. I really appreciated his flexibility and professionalism. I would definitely recommend this company!
Jeff Kriegel
3 months ago
I don't often write reviews, but this company absolutely earned a 5-star review. We couldn't be happier with our new Azek TimberTech deck! From start to finish, the entire experience was outstanding. The crew was professional, courteous, and efficient throughout the project. They handled the demolition of our old deck quickly, kept the work area clean, and completed the installation on schedule. In addition to the beautiful new deck, they also installed a new white gutter and a custom gate with a metal frame, both of which turned out amazing. The craftsmanship and attention to detail on every aspect of the project exceeded our expectations. The finished deck has completely transformed our backyard, and the Azek TimberTech decking paired with the black railing gives it a clean, modern look that we're excited to enjoy for years to come. One thing that really set them apart from the other contractors we received bids from was their professionalism and transparency. Their pricing was straightforward, and their proposal and contract clearly outlined every detail of the project. There were no surprises or vague estimates. If any changes were needed, they would not perform additional work without first discussing it and providing a proper change order. They did require a down payment to begin the project, which is standard practice, and everything was handled professionally. A special thank you to Russ, our project manager, who was incredible to work with. He was responsive, knowledgeable, and genuinely cared about making sure everything was done right. He consistently went above and beyond to answer our questions, keep us informed, and ensure we were completely satisfied with the final result. It's rare to find someone so committed to customer satisfaction. This is a company that takes pride in its work and stands behind it. I would absolutely trust them with future projects and won't hesitate to hire them again. If you're looking for exceptional craftsmanship, honest pricing, excellent communication, and a team that truly cares about doing the job right, I highly recommend them. Five stars all the way!
mia bendinelli
2 months ago
My sister had her remodel done by this company and the result was absolutely beautiful. I used them for my kitchen remodel and I am so thrilled with how it turned out. I can’t wait to host in my new kitchen!! It’s beautiful!!!
Vitalii Loshchyts
a month ago
Hired this company to do my bathroom project. They exceeded my expectations. Finished everything on time. Quality work and professional crews that know their job.
Vasilk Electric
3 months ago
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I had an outstanding experience with Iron Crest Remodeling Group from start to finish. Their team was professional, responsive, and incredibly detail-oriented throughout the entire process. Communication was excellent, the timeline was clearly explained, and every question I had was answered promptly. The craftsmanship exceeded my expectations. You can tell they take pride in their work and genuinely care about delivering a high-quality finished product. Everything was completed with precision, and the job site was kept clean and organized each day. If you’re looking for a reliable remodeling contractor in Boise or anywhere in the Treasure Valley, I highly recommend Iron Crest Remodeling Group. Whether it’s a kitchen remodel, bathroom renovation, or a larger home remodeling project, they’re a company you can trust to do the job right. I wouldn’t hesitate to work with them again and will gladly recommend them to friends and family.
Kitchen, bathroom, and custom tile shower remodels are the reason Eagle is on the short list of Iron Crest's densest service areas. Here is what each scope actually looks like on an Eagle project.
Semi-custom or full-custom shaker cabinetry, quartz or quartzite counters with a waterfall island, full-height tile or slab backsplash, integrated / professional appliance packages, and a full lighting layer beyond the original recessed-can rows. Wall removals to open the galley kitchen to the great room are common — LVL beam, structural engineer, permit path built in.
Boise-market band $22K – $145K. Eagle scope lands upper half.
Spa-style primary suites are the signature Eagle scope: freestanding soaker tubs, oversized custom tile showers, heated tile floors under LVP-look porcelain, floating vanities with quartz counters, and a full plumbing re-run to PEX. Secondary baths get quartz-and-shaker refreshes that match the kitchen tier.
Boise-market band $15K – $75K+. Eagle master baths cross $50K–$60K routinely.
Curbless / zero-entry pans with linear drains, Schluter Kerdi or Wedi waterproofing over a dry-pack mortar bed, large-format porcelain or slab-look tile with tight grout lines, double-head or rainfall + handheld combos, and heated glass or seamless frameless enclosures. This is not a builder-grade fiberglass pan swap — it is a real custom tile shower spec, and it is Eagle's highest-density bathroom scope by far.
Priced within the bathroom band above. Custom tile add roughly $8K–$18K.
Eagle is not one market — it is at least three: the south-side master-planned subdivisions (Legacy, Banbury, Spring Valley), the hillside custom builds of the Eagle Foothills, and the older State Street / Old Eagle pocket. Each has its own kitchen and bath playbook.
2003 – 2015 build-out
Eagle's largest master-planned community, south of Highway 44 and east of Eagle Road. Two-story production homes on 5,000 to 10,000 sq ft lots with builder-grade oak-to-maple kitchens, laminate counters, tumbled travertine bath tile, and standard 60-inch alcove tubs. Active HOA architectural committee (allow 1 to 4 weeks) for anything exterior. Highest-volume Eagle scope: quartz-and-shaker KITCHEN refreshes, primary-bath spa conversions to zero-entry TILE SHOWERS, and unfinished-basement build-outs.
Late 1990s – 2010
Golf-course-perimeter subdivision along Banbury Golf Club, straddling the Boise River. Larger lots than Legacy, more design flexibility, view premiums on the golf-facing parcels. Common projects: full custom KITCHEN gut-and-refit with island expansions, primary-bath conversion to freestanding tub + oversized TILE SHOWER, and the composite deck rebuilds we do golf-course-facing (see the Banbury Meadows deck case study).
Mid-2000s – 2020s
Premium-tier subdivisions south of Highway 44 with larger lots, custom builds, and consistent finish quality. Full CUSTOM KITCHEN remodels, structural additions, and premium spa-style BATH renovations carry the volume here. This is where our highest-end tile SHOWER scope lands — double-head + rainfall combos, curbless linear-drain pans, heated floor tiles. HOA review applies to nearly every exterior scope.
2000s – 2020s custom builds
North of Highway 44 rising into the Eagle Foothills — larger custom homes on hillside lots with real grade change, foundation stepping, and view-corridor considerations. Kitchens are the flagship scope even here (custom cabinets, waterfall islands, premium appliances), with premium tile shower spec on the primary bath. Multi-level and elevated deck builds are the signature outdoor scope.
1920s – 1980s original construction
The older residential pocket around Old State Street, Eagle Road, and the historic downtown. Bungalows, ranches, and post-war infill — different playbook from the newer subdivisions, closer to our North End Boise work. Kitchen and bath work here needs the plumbing / electrical re-scope that the newer subdivisions do not.
2015 – 2024
Newer Eagle subdivisions filling in around the older master-planned communities. Modern construction, active HOAs. The 5-to-10-year finish-tier upgrade window is starting to open on these — expect kitchen island expansions, quartz counter swaps, and primary-bath finish-tier changes as the leading remodels.
Eagle runs its own building department, separate from Ada County. Inside city limits, permits go through the City of Eagle at cityofeagle.org, not through Ada County Development Services. Interior kitchen and bath work does not need HOA sign-off — one of the reasons kitchen and bath scope moves faster in Eagle than exterior projects. Exterior work (siding, roofing, additions visible from the street, new decks on visible corners) has to clear HOA architectural review BEFORE the city will issue a permit.
City of Eagle Building Department
Permits, plan review, inspections — cityofeagle.org / (208) 939-6813.
Ada County Development Services
Handles unincorporated Ada County parcels bordering Eagle.
Ada County Highway District
Impact fees on new dwelling units, ADUs, additions. Same schedule as Boise / Meridian.
HOA architectural review
Legacy, Banbury Meadows, Spring Valley, Two Rivers, and their peers require exterior sign-off before the city issues an exterior permit. Interior kitchen and bath work is not HOA-reviewed.
Eagle is above 10,000 residents, so Idaho Code § 67-6541 (SB 1354, cities must conform local code by 2027-02-01) applies here. That overlay bars owner-occupancy on ADUs, prohibits an ADU height cap below the primary dwelling, and sets a floor of one internal or one detached ADU as by-right per lot. Eagle's specific ADU allowances sit in the city zoning code. Confirm the current rule with Eagle Community Development before designing.
Drag the slider to compare the transformation of this composite deck build project in Banbury Meadows, Eagle.
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Three factors specifically drive Iron Crest's Eagle kitchen, bath, and shower volume above the rest of the Treasure Valley.
Legacy, Banbury Meadows, Spring Valley, and Two Rivers were built between 1998 and 2010. Ten to twenty years in, the builder-grade oak kitchens, laminate counters, standard 60-inch alcove tubs, and tumbled travertine bath tile are the exact triggers that drive the highest-value remodels — and Eagle is the densest concentration of that housing cohort in the Treasure Valley.
Eagle households consistently opt for semi-custom or full-custom cabinetry, quartz waterfall islands, integrated / professional appliance packages, and spa-style master baths with real tile showers rather than fiberglass pan swaps. That drives project value up and drives contractor selection toward finish-tier specialists.
Nearly every Eagle subdivision has an active HOA architectural committee. Exterior scope loses 1 to 4 weeks to that review. Interior kitchens, bathrooms, and shower remodels do NOT need HOA sign-off, so they are the fastest permitted-scope path for an Eagle homeowner — and that shows in the mix of projects we run here.
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Kitchen, bathroom, and shower are the flagship Eagle scopes, but every service Iron Crest delivers is available here.
Real public offices any Eagle homeowner can call.
City of Eagle Building Department
Permits, plan review, inspections. Separate from Ada County Development Services.
Ada County Development Services
Unincorporated Ada County parcels bordering Eagle.
Ada County Assessor
Parcel record — the fastest way to confirm which jurisdiction issues your permit.
Ada County Highway District
Impact fees on new dwelling units, ADUs, additions.
Veolia Water Idaho — Eagle
Eagle's drinking-water utility. Consumer-confidence report — Eagle water runs relatively soft, easier on tile grout and glass shower enclosures.
Idaho Power — Residential Programs
Three current residential offerings — H&CE program, A/C Cool Credit, Shade Tree.
Idaho DOPL — Registered Contractor Search
Search RCE-6681702 to confirm Iron Crest's Idaho registration is current.
Eagle Sports Complex / Parks
City parks and greenway system — relevant for park-adjacent setback questions.
Real questions the Eagle homeowners we work with ask about kitchen, bath, and shower remodels.
Three reasons converge here. First, the housing stock: Legacy, Banbury Meadows, Spring Valley, and Two Rivers were built out with builder-grade interiors that are now 10 to 20 years old — exactly the sweet spot where the original kitchen tile, laminate counters, and dated master baths are the primary reason a homeowner considers remodeling. Second, budget: Eagle carries higher-end household budgets than most Treasure Valley cities, and homeowners consistently choose semi-custom or full-custom cabinetry, quartz waterfall islands, spa-style primary baths with zero-entry tile showers, and the material and appliance tiers that go with them. Third, HOAs: nearly every Eagle subdivision has an architectural committee, so interior kitchen and bath work — which does not need HOA sign-off — is the fastest path to a real project. All three make Eagle one of our densest markets for kitchen, bathroom, and shower remodels specifically.
Semi-custom or full-custom shaker cabinetry (often stacked to the ceiling with glass uppers), quartz or quartzite counters with a waterfall island edge, a full-height tile or slab backsplash, integrated appliance panels or a stainless / matte-black professional appliance package, and a lighting layer that goes beyond the original recessed-can rows. Layout changes — moving the range, expanding the island, opening a wall to the great room — carry an LVL beam and structural engineer sign-off. Our published Boise-market kitchen range applies here ($22,000 to $145,000), and Eagle projects consistently land in the upper half of the band because of the finish tier.
Eagle primary-bath renovations lean heavily to spa-style scope: freestanding soaker tubs, oversized tile showers (usually curbless / zero-entry with linear drains, sometimes double-head or rainfall + handheld combos), heated tile floors under LVP-look porcelain, floating vanities with quartz counters, and a full re-run of plumbing to modern PEX. Custom tile showers with waterproofed pans (Schluter Kerdi or Wedi over a dry-pack mortar bed) are our signature shower spec here — no builder-grade fiberglass pan replacements. Our published Boise-market bathroom range is $15,000 to $75,000+, and Eagle scope frequently reaches the top of it.
Every neighborhood inside Eagle city limits, from the older Old State Street pocket to Legacy, Banbury Meadows, Spring Valley, and the Eagle Foothills. Real completed Iron Crest projects here include the Banbury Meadows 500 sq ft composite deck build, the Eagle kitchen island installation, and the Eagle interior painting scope. Kitchen and bathroom volume runs heaviest across Legacy and Banbury; premium-tier tile shower scope runs heavy across Spring Valley and the Foothills custom builds. Eagle is 10 miles northwest of our Boise office — 15 minutes on Highway 55 at normal traffic — and one of our densest service areas after Meridian.
Any remodel that moves plumbing, adds or relocates electrical circuits, or changes structural framing requires a City of Eagle building permit — cityofeagle.org is the portal. Cosmetic swaps on the same footprint do not. Eagle has its own building department, separate from Ada County. Plan review turnaround is not published as a guarantee, so we build 2 to 3 weeks into scheduling. Interior kitchen and bath work does NOT need HOA sign-off, which is one of the reasons this scope moves faster in Eagle than exterior projects.
Eagle is above 10,000 residents (population approx. 32,000 by 2023 estimates), so Idaho Code § 67-6541 (SB 1354) applies here. That statewide overlay bars Eagle from imposing owner-occupancy on an ADU and from setting an ADU height cap below the primary dwelling; cities have until 2027-02-01 to conform their local codes. Eagle's specific ADU allowances — minimum lot area, exact setbacks, size caps — sit in the city's zoning code and change more often than a page like this can keep up with. Confirm the current rule with Eagle Community Development at (208) 939-6813 before designing.
Yes, and it is one of our higher-value outdoor scopes in Eagle even though it takes a back seat to our kitchen and bath volume. Foothills lots typically require multi-level or elevated deck framing on stepped foundations, 24-inch frost footings, structural engineering for grade change, and composite or PVC decking rated for UV and freeze-thaw. Aluminum, cable, and glass rail systems are common because the view corridors justify the premium. See the Banbury Meadows deck case study below for a completed example.
Veolia Water Idaho supplies drinking water to most of Eagle — the same regional utility that serves Boise, Meridian, Garden City, and Kuna. Consumer-confidence reports live at mywater.veolia.us/idaho. Water hardness matters for tile shower spec — Eagle's Veolia water runs relatively soft, which is easier on glass shower enclosures and grout maintenance than harder-water markets. Some Eagle Foothills parcels remain on private wells; if a project touches water, we verify the utility of record for your specific parcel.
Our published Boise-market ranges apply. Kitchens $22,000 to $145,000 — Eagle projects land upper half, driven by finish tier. Bathrooms $15,000 to $75,000+ — Eagle master baths regularly cross $50,000 to $60,000 on the primary suite with a full tile shower spec. Additions $60,000 to $400,000+. Decks $18,000 to $95,000+, with the Foothills grade-change premium adding $5,000 to $20,000 on top for structural stepping and retaining. Premium-finish Eagle Foothills scope routinely reaches the top of every band.
Same crew, same estimator, same warranty across the Treasure Valley.
Eagle is one of our hottest markets for kitchen, bathroom, and custom tile shower remodels. Legacy, Banbury, Spring Valley, the Foothills — every neighborhood. Free, no-pressure estimates and honest scope on your parcel.
