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Pueblo mold remediation shops

Dry air outside, wet walls inside. If a leak sat, ask for containment and a clearance test, not a spray.

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Ask about containment and clearance testing before any tear-out. This page is not medical advice.

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Mold staining on the back of drywall in a crawlspace with a moisture meter on the stud

Shops serving Pueblo

Pueblo's dry climate does not protect a wall, crawlspace, or attic that stays wet. Mold in local homes usually traces back to a leak nobody caught: a supply line inside a wall, a water heater, a roof leak after a storm, or moisture from an evaporative cooler. The EPA's rule of thumb applies here as anywhere: dry wet materials within 24 to 48 hours and mold usually will not grow. This page lists shops that publicly offer mold remediation for Pueblo. It is not medical advice and not a lab. Ask who writes the removal plan, what containment looks like, and who checks the work afterward.

6 shops. Details checked against each shop's own site on October 16, 2026. No shop pays for placement. How we list shops

  1. 01

    Steel City Restoration

    1834 Vinewood Ln Ste 210, Pueblo, CO 81005

    • 24/7 listed on their site

    Pueblo office on Vinewood Lane. Site lists 24/7 water, mold, fire, and sewage work and notes mold in swamp-cooled Pueblo homes.

    IICRC-certified process, as published on their site.

    steelcityrestorationco.com (opens in a new tab)

    (719) 467-3672

  2. 02

    SERVPRO of Pueblo

    3130 Broadmoor Road, Pueblo, CO 81004

    • 24/7 listed on their site

    Broadmoor Road office. Location page describes a veteran-owned local franchise and lists 24/7 water, mold, storm, and fire work for Pueblo County.

    IICRC certified, as published on their location page.

    servpro.com/locations/co/servpro-of-pueblo (opens in a new tab)

    (719) 544-7165

  3. 03

    Mountain States Restoration

    4300 Thatcher Ave, Pueblo, CO 81005

    • 24/7 listed on their site

    Thatcher Avenue office. Site lists 24/7 service, water damage drying, and mold remediation.

    Certifications not listed on their site. Confirm with the shop.

    mountainstatesrestoration.com (opens in a new tab)

    (719) 225-8208

  4. 04

    Flood Damage Restoration, LLC

    Pueblo, CO (street not published on their site)

    • 24/7 listed on their site

    Veteran-owned shop that says it has served Pueblo and Colorado Springs since 2007. Pueblo page lists 24/7 water, mold, and sewage work.

    IICRC Master Water Restorer, as published on their Pueblo page.

    fdrestoration.net/pueblo-restoration-company (opens in a new tab)

    (719) 547-4959

  5. 05

    Stars and Bars Restoration

    4708 W Graneros Road, Colorado City, CO 81019 Based outside Pueblo; publishes Pueblo coverage.

    • 24/7 listed on their site
    • IICRC AMRT

    Veteran-owned shop in Colorado City that lists 24/7 coverage across Pueblo, Colorado Springs, and Cañon City.

    IICRC WRT, ASD, AMRT, FSRT, and OCT, as published on their site.

    sb-resto.com (opens in a new tab)

    (719) 676-2456

  6. 06

    Absolute Water Damage and Mitigation

    Colorado Springs, CO (street not published on their site) Based outside Pueblo; publishes Pueblo coverage.

    • 24/7 listed on their site
    • IICRC AMRT

    Colorado Springs shop with a Pueblo service page listing 24/7 water, mold, and sewage response for Pueblo and Pueblo West.

    IICRC WRT, AMRT, and CCT, as published on their site.

    absolutewaterdamageandmitigation.com/locations/pueblo (opens in a new tab)

    (719) 238-5064

What to check before you hire

Find the water first

Removal without fixing the leak comes back. Ask the shop to name the moisture source in writing and say who will fix it.

Containment, not a fog

For anything bigger than a small patch, expect plastic barriers, negative air, and bagged debris. A scented spray or a coat of paint over growth is not remediation.

IICRC AMRT

Ask whether the crew holds Applied Microbial Remediation Technician (AMRT) credentials. The list shows AMRT where a shop publishes it.

Independent clearance

Have someone who did not sell the removal check the area before walls are closed. Agree on who pays if it fails.

Cost bands, not quotes

These are published industry ranges, labeled as estimates. A shop has to see the loss before anyone can price your house.

Inspection

HomeAdvisor's national data puts a professional mold inspection at about $300 to $1,075, averaging around $690. Lab samples can add to that.

Removal

Fixr's national guide puts remediation at about $10 to $30 per square foot of affected material. Use the cost calculator for a range for your job.

Pueblo questions

Can I clean mold myself in Pueblo?

The EPA says areas under about 10 square feet are often a homeowner job with gloves, eye protection, and a respirator, once the moisture is fixed. Larger areas, growth in walls, or sewage-related water call for a professional.

Does Colorado license mold remediators?

Colorado does not run a statewide mold contractor license. That makes IICRC credentials, written containment, and independent clearance more important. Confirm current local rules with the shop.

I rent in Pueblo and found mold. What now?

Photograph it and report it to your landlord in writing. Colorado's 2019 tenant health and safety law added mold associated with dampness to the conditions that can make a rental uninhabitable. See the guide on mold in an apartment.

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