Mold Removal & Remediation
We specialize in mold removal and remediation in Denver and its surrounding areas. Our team of experts will identify, remove and prevent further cases of mold in your property.
What Our Customers Say
“Mile High got the work done when they said they would, they’re priced competitive and they passed air quality tests the first time. As a real estate investor that specializes in rehab, I won’t be calling anyone else when the need arises.”
Madelyn Felix
Homeowner
Professional Mold Removal in Denver, CO
Mold can be an unsightly surprise in any property, but it’s also a health hazard that can cause respiratory issues and other health risks. At MHES, we provide comprehensive mold removal and remediation services that aim to clean up existing mold while resolving the underlying causes of mold in your property.
Mold removal focuses on the removal of existing mold, while mold remediation aims to identify sources of mold and prevent the spores from growth.
Our team of experts is prepared to identify, assess, strategize, remove and decontaminate your properties. From residential buildings to commercial projects, we have the experience you need with the excellence you deserve. Each mold remediation project is treated with the utmost care and professionalism..
Our Process
Our mold removal and remediation process removes existing mold and the threat of recurring infections.
1. Assessment
Our professional team will conduct a thorough examination of your property using state-of-the-art technology alongside industry best practices. We will document excessive moisture, collect air and surface samples to check for spores, and analyze other potential factors such as ventilation issues.
2. Containment
Once we have identified the source(s) of mold and its location in your property, we will secure the site to prepare it for removal work. Mold spores are known to spread and grow in less than 48 hours, so containing the work area is crucial to preventing a recurrence of mold.
3. Removal & Repair
Our mold removal process is designed to be efficient, professional work. We minimize the time spent in your property while maintaining the strictest safety protocols and adhering to all state and local building codes.
Once the mold is gone, we will repair the damages left behind by the mold and leave your property in top condition.
4. Prevention
Our mold remediation process will expertly eliminate potential sources of reinfection for your property. We follow the best practices and guidelines established by the EPA to guarantee mold won’t reappear.
5. Clearance Testing & Decontamination
Once the work has been completed, we will conduct clearance testing to ensure that all mold has been eliminated. Then we will decontaminate and clear the area for public usage.
Premier Mold Removal Across Colorado
If you’re in need of mold removal services in Denver or the surrounding areas, we’re here for you. Check out our service locations or give us a call today to get an estimate.
Mold Remediation FAQs
How do you identify areas of mold growth?
Identifying areas of mold growth involves a few different types of inspection. Our team will conduct a thorough visual inspection for visible signs of mold, such as discoloration or musty odors. We also utilize advanced technology such as moisture meters or thermal imaging to detect hidden moisture sources that promote mold growth.
What are the health risks associated with mold?
The health risks associated with mold exposure include respiratory issues like coughing, wheezing, and exacerbation of severe asthma symptoms. Mold is also known to trigger allergic reactions and skin irritation.
If you suspect that there is mold in your property, don’t hesitate – give us a call. Prolonged exposure to certain types of mold can lead to severe health risks such as pneumonia, bronchitis and respiratory infections.
How long does it usually take for mold to grow?
Mold growth can occur within 24 to 48 hours under ideal conditions – ideal conditions including warmth and moisture. However, the exact time frame can vary depending on factors like the type of mold and environmental conditions.
If your property has had a history of water leaks or damages, mold inspection is recommended.