Mold Removal in Monument, Colorado
Professional mold remediation for the Tri-Lakes community.
Monument & Tri-Lakes Mold Services
Monument and the surrounding Tri-Lakes community — including Palmer Lake, Gleneagle, and the Jackson Creek neighborhoods — sit at roughly 7,000 feet along the Palmer Divide. This geographic feature is known for generating its own weather, which means Monument gets more precipitation than Colorado Springs proper, especially during summer afternoon thunderstorms.
The combination of higher moisture, newer but rapidly built homes, and the area's mix of decomposed granite and clay soil creates mold conditions that many homeowners don't expect in Colorado's dry climate.
Monument Area Mold Factors
- Palmer Divide weather — More rain and snow than Colorado Springs means more moisture infiltration
- Rapid development — Jackson Creek, Promontory Pointe, and other neighborhoods were built quickly during housing booms
- Well water systems — Some Monument properties use wells; plumbing failures in well systems can create hidden moisture
- Walkout basements — Common in Monument's hilly terrain, these basements are vulnerable where the grade meets the foundation
- Tall ponderosa pine surroundings — Tree cover reduces sun exposure on roofs and walls, keeping surfaces damp longer
Our Services for Monument
- Free mold inspection — comprehensive home assessment
- Mold remediation — full IICRC-standard removal
- Crawl space remediation — vapor barriers and encapsulation
- Black mold removal — safe, certified removal
- Commercial services — for Monument businesses
Tri-Lakes Coverage
We serve all of Monument, Palmer Lake, Gleneagle, Jackson Creek, and the communities along I-25 between Colorado Springs and Castle Rock. We also cover the Baptist Road corridor, Woodmoor, and King's Deer.