Advanced 24/7 Restoration

A mold inspection and mold remediation are two different services, and here's why that distinction matters: an inspector's job is to find mold and identify the cause, while a remediation company's job is to remove it and fix the problem. When the same company does both, there's a financial incentive to recommend more remediation work than may actually be necessary. That's why industry standards recommend keeping these services separate. In Denver, where older homes built around 1970 are common and moisture issues can develop in our climate, getting an unbiased inspection first makes sense. A standalone mold inspection typically costs between $200 and $600 in this region.

Once you have an independent inspection report, you can decide whether remediation is needed and shop for the right contractor. If you're considering Advanced 24/7 Restoration in Denver, ask whether they perform both inspections and remediation work. If they do, you might want to get your initial inspection elsewhere. Before hiring any remediation contractor, verify they hold IICRC certification and confirm they carry both general liability and pollution liability insurance, since Colorado doesn't require a specific mold remediation license.