True North Restoration of Denver

Denver's dry climate and older housing stock create conditions where mold can hide for years without being noticed. With the median home built in 1970 and an average of just 16 inches of rain annually, you might think moisture isn't a concern here. But that low humidity actually means problems can develop quietly in crawl spaces, basements, and attics. True North Restoration of Denver offers mold inspection services, which typically cost $200-$600 in this region. Before you call any inspector, though, know that Colorado doesn't require specific mold remediation licensing, so you'll want to verify they hold IICRC certification and carry both general liability and pollution liability insurance.

Here's something important: if the inspector who checks your home is also the company that does the remediation work, there's a built-in conflict of interest. They profit from finding problems, which means their incentive to recommend expensive fixes isn't neutral. It's worth asking True North Restoration of Denver or any inspector upfront whether they perform both inspection and remediation, and if they do, consider getting a second opinion before signing a contract.