Mold remediation in Monument
Tri-Lakes, about 20 miles north on I-25 and nearly 7,000 feet up on the Palmer Divide. The newest housing in the region (2006 median year built) and roughly three times the snow of Colorado Springs.
Monument details →Mold Remediation Service Areas in the Pikes Peak Region
Colorado Springs Mold Pros is a free quote service for homeowners, renters and landlords in Colorado Springs and the towns around it. Describe the problem once and independent local mold inspection and remediation companies that work in your area reply with quotes. We are not a mold company and do not do the work.
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Colorado Springs
The city itself is covered on our home page. Colorado Springs has 487,887 residents and a median home built in 1986 (ACS 2024 5-year), and roughly 39% of its housing predates 1980, which is why asbestos and lead questions come up so often before tear-out.
Water here arrives in bursts, not seasons. The city gets about 15.9 inches of precipitation a year and 65% of it falls May through August (NWS 1991–2020 normals). Add snowmelt into basements, frozen pipes in cold snaps like February 2021 and January 2024, the July 2016 and August 2018 hailstorms, and swamp coolers on older roofs, and you have most of the reasons a dry city still produces mold calls.
The cost guide and how remediation works apply in every town below.
Towns and neighborhoods we cover
Each page is written for that place: its housing era, its water and weather history, and what to ask before you hire. Population figures are ACS 2024 5-year unless a page says otherwise.
Mold remediation in Fountain
South of the city beside Fort Carson, with 29,300 residents, 2000s subdivisions, a long Fountain Creek flood history and some of the worst damage in the August 2018 hailstorm.
Fountain details →Mold remediation in Security-Widefield
An unincorporated community of 37,345 with a 1981 median year built and the highest owner-occupancy of the large places here, 87.2%. Ranch homes, basements and pre-1980 materials.
Security-Widefield details →Mold remediation in Woodland Park
The only Teller County town on this list, at 8,481 feet on US 24. Mountain homes, crawl spaces, long winters, wells and septic, and a 1990 median year built.
Woodland Park details →Mold remediation in Falcon
Unincorporated and fast-growing northeast of the city, with 1990s-to-2020s tract homes on one side and acreage lots on wells and septic on the other. Hail country.
Falcon details →Mold remediation in Manitou Springs
The oldest housing of any incorporated place in the region (1954 median year built), a large historic district, and canyon floods in 1999 and 2013. Asbestos and lead questions come first here.
Manitou Springs details →Mold remediation in Black Forest
Five-acre ponderosa lots, 95.8% owner-occupied, wells and septic, and hundreds of homes rebuilt after the June 2013 fire. New construction has its own leak patterns.
Black Forest details →Mold remediation in Briargate
A master-planned north Colorado Springs neighborhood of more than 9,600 acres, built out from the 1980s. Two-story homes with basements, furnace humidifiers and a lot of hail-damaged roofs.
Briargate details →El Paso County or Teller County?
Everything above except Woodland Park is in El Paso County. Woodland Park is in Teller County, up Ute Pass. The practical difference for mold work is small: the Pikes Peak Regional Building Department (PPRBD) handles building permits for Colorado Springs, El Paso County, Fountain, Manitou Springs, Monument, Palmer Lake, Green Mountain Falls, Woodland Park and Calhan. Cleaning or removing finishes usually needs no permit; rebuilding framing, moving plumbing or electrical, or structural demolition does. Confirm with PPRBD, and the company pulling a permit must be PPRBD-registered.
Colorado has no state mold license, so in every town the questions are the same: ask about IICRC S520 or ACAC training, general liability insurance, and a written protocol. We do not verify any company’s credentials.
Not covered: Pueblo
Pueblo is about 45 miles south on I-25 and has its own housing stock and its own set of restoration companies. We do not cover it. If you are between the two, say so on the form and we will tell you honestly whether any participating company works there.
How quotes work in every area
Send one short request with where the mold is, roughly how big it is and what got wet. Independent companies that serve your area contact you about a visit and a written quote. You choose who to hire, or nobody. Start with the service that fits: mold removal, mold inspection & testing, basement & crawl space mold, water, snowmelt & flood mold, roof leak & attic mold, bathroom & condensation mold, HVAC & swamp cooler mold or black mold.
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