Colorado Springs Mold Pros (719) 782-8899
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Mold Removal in Colorado Springs

Mold Removal for Colorado Springs residents and businesses. Mobile service. Call (719) 782-8899.

Why mold is a real problem at 6,000 feet

Colorado Springs gets called a dry climate, and the air mostly is — but the soil isn’t, and neither are the basements. Two specific local conditions drive almost every mold case we see in this city.

Summer monsoons. From early July through early September, afternoon thunderstorms regularly drop heavy short-duration rain. Yards drain toward foundations on older lots, basements take in water through cracks in slab and wall, and humidity in the lower level can stay above 60 percent for days. That’s all mold needs.

Snow melt and freeze-thaw. Pikes Peak weather sends sudden warm fronts through January and February. Snow on roofs melts under sun, refreezes overnight, then melts again — the ice-dam cycle pushes water under shingles and around flashing. By March, you’re finding it in your attic insulation or upper-story drywall.

Add in the city’s high proportion of older homes (much of the central and Old North End is pre-1970), partial basements with gravity drainage, and minimal modern vapor barriers in walls built before the 1990s, and mold ends up in places homeowners don’t notice until the smell hits.

What we handle

We work residential and small commercial across Colorado Springs and the surrounding service area. Most jobs are one of three types:

  1. Visible black mold — the dark patchy growth on drywall, ceiling tiles, or around bathroom fixtures
  2. Post-water-damage mold — what shows up two to three weeks after a basement flood, washing-machine leak, or roof failure has been “cleaned up”
  3. Basement-wide elevated spores — no visible mold but the air is heavy and people in the lower level cough or get headaches

Our process follows IICRC S520 standards: containment first (poly sheeting, negative-air machines), HEPA-filtered removal of affected material, antimicrobial treatment of surrounding surfaces, then a clearance assessment to verify the work.

Neighborhoods we cover inside Colorado Springs

Old North End, downtown, Westside, Broadmoor, Stetson Hills, Briargate, Powers Corridor, Cheyenne Cañon. If you’re inside the city limits, we cover it.

What a typical job costs

Pricing depends on the size of the affected area and what materials need to come out. Most single-room visible-mold jobs in Colorado Springs run between $1,500 and $4,000. Larger water-damage cases — where multiple rooms are involved or where drywall and subfloor have to be removed — can be $5,000 to $10,000. We give a fixed quote after a free in-person assessment, not a per-hour rate that drifts upward.

How to start

Call the number above, describe what you’re seeing or smelling, and we’ll schedule an assessment within 24 to 48 hours during normal seasons. After heavy storms or sudden freeze-thaw events, demand spikes — call earlier rather than later.

Frequently asked questions

How quickly can you come out for an assessment?
Standard window is 24 to 48 hours during normal season. After heavy storm or freeze-thaw events demand spikes and the window stretches to three or four business days — call earlier rather than later if you're flexible. There's no charge for the assessment.
Are you actually local to Colorado Springs?
We work the Colorado Springs metro and nothing outside it. That means we know which neighborhoods have what soil, which housing eras have which moisture defects, and which adjacent contractors are reliable for the trades we don't do (foundation, roofing, finish carpentry). Out-of-town franchise crews don't have that.
Do you do mold testing?
We do testing in two cases: post-remediation clearance on jobs over $5,000 (third-party lab samples), and when an insurance carrier specifically requires species ID before approving the claim. We don't recommend testing before remediation in most cases — the EPA's guidance is that visible mold should be treated whether or not the species is identified, and routine pre-testing adds cost without changing the work.
What if my insurance asks for specific documentation?
We provide everything standard adjusters request: written scope of work, moisture readings before and after, photos of affected materials at each stage, IICRC-compliant process documentation, and third-party lab clearance results when relevant. We can also work directly with your adjuster so you're not the middle person.
Can you handle the rebuild too, or just the removal?
We do both, but we quote them separately. The remediation cost covers containment, removal, treatment, and verification. The reconstruction cost covers replacing drywall, paint, flooring, baseboard, and any cabinetry that came out. Some homeowners want the turnkey package; some prefer to hand the rebuild to a finish contractor they already trust. Either is fine.
Do you serve Old North End, Broadmoor, Briargate, Stetson Hills, etc.?
Yes — anywhere inside the Colorado Springs city limits and the immediate suburbs. That includes Old North End, downtown, Westside, Broadmoor, Stetson Hills, Briargate, Powers Corridor, Cheyenne Cañon, and Mountain Shadows. We also cover Manitou Springs, Monument, Fountain, Falcon, Black Forest, and Security-Widefield as primary service areas.

For a free assessment in Colorado Springs, call (719) 782-8899.

Call (719) 782-8899