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Mold Removal in Denver, CO

Mold removal is the hands on work of physically removing mold and the materials it has grown into, and doing it in a way that does not spread spores through the rest of your home. Critical Restoration provides professional mold removal across Colorado, safely taking out mold and contaminated materials and cleaning affected surfaces so your home is healthy again.

Our trained crews follow careful containment procedures during removal, and we are available to schedule promptly, including for mold uncovered during a water damage emergency.

What Mold Removal Involves

Mold removal focuses on physically eliminating the mold that is present. That means removing porous materials the mold has penetrated, such as affected drywall, carpet, and insulation, and thoroughly cleaning non-porous surfaces where mold can be removed without replacing the material. The goal is to take the mold out of your home entirely, not simply wipe the surface, because mold that grows into porous materials cannot be reliably cleaned off.

Why Surface Cleaning Is Not Enough

Spraying a cleaner on visible mold might make a surface look better for a while, but mold sends root like structures into porous materials, and it releases spores when disturbed. Without proper removal and containment, cleaning can actually spread the problem. This is why removal of contaminated porous materials, combined with careful handling, is essential to genuinely eliminating mold rather than temporarily hiding it.

Containment During Removal

Removing mold disturbs it, which can send spores into the air and to other parts of the home. To prevent that, we establish containment around the work area, use HEPA air filtration, and follow careful procedures so the mold we remove does not simply relocate. Protecting the rest of your home during removal is as important as the removal itself.

Our Mold Removal Process

  • Assessment of the mold and the materials it has affected
  • Containment of the work area to prevent the spread of spores
  • HEPA air filtration during the work
  • Removal of porous materials that cannot be salvaged
  • Cleaning of salvageable, non-porous surfaces
  • HEPA vacuuming and safe disposal of removed materials

Why Colorado Homeowners Choose Critical Restoration

  • Proper removal of mold and contaminated materials, not just surface cleaning
  • Careful containment to protect the rest of your home
  • Trained crews and HEPA filtration
  • Complete service, from removal through repair and restoration
  • Locally owned and operated across Colorado

We Work With Your Insurance

Mold coverage varies widely between policies and is often limited or excluded, though mold that results from a sudden, covered water loss is more likely to be covered. We document the source and extent of the mold thoroughly and work with your insurance company to help you understand your coverage and options.

Serving Denver Metro, Northern Colorado, and Southern Colorado

Critical Restoration provides mold removal across the greater Denver metro area, northern Colorado, and southern Colorado, including Aurora, Denver, Boulder, Longmont, Fort Collins, Greeley, Castle Rock, Colorado Springs, Pueblo, and the surrounding communities.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Can mold be removed by cleaning it off, or does material have to be replaced?
    It depends on the material. Non porous surfaces can often be cleaned, but mold grows into porous materials like drywall, carpet, and insulation and cannot be reliably cleaned off them, so those materials usually must be removed and replaced.
  • Will removing mold spread it through my home?
    It can if it is not done carefully, because disturbing mold releases spores. We prevent that by establishing containment, using HEPA air filtration, and following careful procedures so the mold is removed rather than relocated.
  • Is it safe for me to remove mold myself?
    Small, minor surface mold on a non-porous surface may be manageable, but larger growth, hidden mold, or mold in porous materials should be handled professionally to avoid spreading spores and to ensure it is fully removed along with its source.
  • Do you replace the materials you remove?
    Yes. We provide complete service, so the same team that removes contaminated materials can also repair and restore your home, returning it to its condition before the mold.
  • Will the mold come back after removal?
    Only if the underlying moisture source is not addressed. Mold needs moisture to grow, so lasting results depend on finding and correcting the moisture problem, which we address as part of our work.

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