Mold Removal in Manitou Springs, CO
Expert mold remediation for Manitou's mountain homes and historic properties.
Manitou Springs Mold Remediation
Nestled at the base of Pikes Peak, Manitou Springs combines mountain living with historic charm — and some unique mold challenges. The town's higher elevation, natural springs, and canyon geography create moisture conditions that differ from the rest of the Colorado Springs metro area.
Homes along Ruxton Avenue, Canon Avenue, and throughout the Manitou hillsides deal with groundwater seepage, spring runoff, and the elevated humidity that comes with being surrounded by mountain terrain. Many of these homes date to the early 1900s or before, built during Manitou's heyday as a mineral springs resort town.
Manitou-Specific Mold Challenges
- Natural spring moisture — Manitou's mineral springs mean elevated groundwater throughout town, seeping into foundations and crawl spaces
- Canyon humidity — Homes in Williams Canyon, Ruxton Canyon, and along Fountain Creek see higher humidity than the Springs
- Hillside construction — Many homes are built into hillsides with retaining walls that trap moisture against foundations
- Historic construction — Pre-1950s homes lack modern moisture barriers, vapor barriers, and ventilation
- Snowmelt drainage — Spring runoff from Pikes Peak saturates soil around mountain homes for weeks
Services for Manitou Homes
- Free mold inspection — we'll assess your entire property including hard-to-reach mountain-home areas
- Crawl space remediation — vapor barriers and encapsulation for Manitou's wet crawl spaces
- Full mold remediation — IICRC-standard removal and prevention
- Water damage restoration — spring runoff and pipe freeze damage
Serving All of Manitou
We serve properties throughout Manitou Springs — from downtown along Manitou Avenue to the residential areas along Ruxton, the homes above the Cog Railway, Crystal Hills, and the Ute Pass corridor toward Cascade and Chipita Park. Our team is experienced with the access challenges of mountain properties and can work on steep terrain, tight crawl spaces, and historic structures.