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Iron Crest Research

Sourced figures on Boise-area housing, permits, home hazards, materials, products and remodeling safety. Free to cite.

Studies
12
Public sources linked
92
Downloadable datasets
10
Last reviewed
November 12, 2026

We compile public records that bear on remodeling in the Treasure Valley: city permit reports, Census tables, federal price indexes and health and safety data. Each study states where every number came from, how it was put together, and what it cannot tell you.

Headline figures

2 studies

Housing & Permits

How much is being built and remodeled in the Boise area, from city permit reports and Census records.

All housing & permits research

1,410

residential remodel permits issued by the City of Boise in 2025

Boise Remodeling Permits, 2013 to 2026

Source:
City of Boise Building Construction Reports
Data:
January 2013 to August 2026
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3 studies

Home Hazards

Lead paint, asbestos and radon in Idaho homes: where the older housing is and what the rules say.

All home hazards research

2 studies

Remodeling Materials

What building materials cost now against 2019, and how long home components are expected to last.

All remodeling materials research

3 studies

Products & Efficiency

The official numbers on fixtures, windows and insulation as they apply to Boise's climate, code and utilities.

All products & efficiency research

2 studies

Remodeling Safety

How many people are hurt doing home-improvement work, and by what, from federal injury data.

All remodeling safety research

How we build these studies

Published sources only

Every figure comes from a published source: government agencies, city reports, standards bodies and industry references. None of it comes from our own customer data. The source, method and download rules are checked automatically every time the site is updated.

  • Every figure has a source

    Each key finding names the public record it comes from, with a direct link to the agency, city or standards body that published it.

  • Our arithmetic is labelled

    Where a figure is our own calculation on published numbers, such as a percent change or a share, the study says so next to it.

  • Limits are stated

    Every study lists what the data cannot tell you: gaps in coverage, survey margins, preliminary figures and definitions that differ by source.

  • The data is downloadable

    Tables come with CSV files so you can check the numbers or build your own chart without retyping them.

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