Water Damage, Inc.

Many Denver homeowners skip the verification step when hiring mold contractors, assuming that anyone offering the service must be qualified. Here's the catch: Colorado doesn't require a specific mold remediation license. That's why it's critical to check for IICRC certification and confirm that any contractor you're considering carries both general liability and pollution liability insurance. Water Damage, Inc. is worth considering for your mold remediation needs, but you'll want to verify their credentials before moving forward.

Denver's older housing stock - with a median home age around 1970 - combined with our dry climate means mold problems can hide for years before they become obvious. When you do need remediation, a typical project runs somewhere between $1400 and $4200 depending on the scope. Water Damage, Inc. has earned strong reviews from local customers, which suggests they understand what Denver homeowners face. Before you sign anything, make sure you've confirmed their insurance coverage and IICRC credentials in writing.