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
Sourced figures on Boise-area housing, permits, home hazards, materials, products and remodeling safety. Free to cite.
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.
2 studies
How much is being built and remodeled in the Boise area, from city permit reports and Census records.
1,410
residential remodel permits issued by the City of Boise in 2025
5,221
new housing units authorized in Ada County in 2025
3 studies
Lead paint, asbestos and radon in Idaho homes: where the older housing is and what the rules say.
42.0%
of Boise housing units were built before 1980
25.2%
of Ada County radon tests, 2008 to 2017, were at or above EPA's action level
0.09
parts per million: the federal formaldehyde limit for particleboard
2 studies
What building materials cost now against 2019, and how long home components are expected to last.
58.7%
rise in residential construction material prices, January 2019 to September 2026
50
years of life NAHB gives kitchen cabinets; HUD gives 15 to 20
3 studies
The official numbers on fixtures, windows and insulation as they apply to Boise's climate, code and utilities.
1.28
gallons per flush: the most a WaterSense toilet may use
0.22
maximum U-factor for an ENERGY STAR window in Boise; Idaho code allows 0.32
$1,200
yearly federal 25C credit cap, which ended for work placed in service after 2025
2 studies
How many people are hurt doing home-improvement work, and by what, from federal injury data.
189,730
estimated U.S. emergency room visits involving ladders in 2025, outside work
45%
of 2024 residential remodeling worker deaths were falls, slips or trips
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