Restoration firms for drying and mould removal.
Fort Collins has a recorded history of sudden flooding. On July 27-28, 1997, a slow-moving storm stalled over the city and dropped 14.5 inches of rain in 31 hours, and the Spring Creek area west of College Avenue was among the hardest hit. That history matters when you are drying out a home, because floodwater and ordinary leaks are treated differently by insurers. The Colorado Division of Insurance states that homeowners and renters insurance does not cover flood losses, so check your policy and any separate flood cover before work begins. The City also gives residents and businesses a discount on flood insurance premiums because of its floodplain management. When you hire for water damage or mould work, ask each company to put the scope in writing: which rooms will be dried, how moisture will be measured, what will be removed, and how mould will be cleaned and checked afterward. Ask for your insurer's requirements before you sign, and keep photos and records of the damage, so you can show the cause of the water.
Source: Fort Collins History Connection (City of Fort Collins) (source, opens in a new tab)
Open around the clock, every day, it handles water damage restoration and mould remediation across Northern Colorado. Free estimates are offered in Fort Collins, Loveland, Windsor and Greeley.
Also serves Greeley
Beyond kitchen and bathroom remodeling and window and door installation, the remodeler rebuilds after water damage and handles light plumbing and light electrical work.
Also serves Greeley
Working from Greeley, the contractor covers fire and smoke damage and carries a job from drying through rebuilding. Financing is available, and it works with insurers on claims.
Also serves Greeley
Founded in 2021, the plumber also handles water damage restoration and rebuilds after damage. It works in Fort Collins, Loveland and Windsor, with weekday hours.
Also serves Greeley
Open every day around the clock, the business removes mould and restores water damage. It also serves Fort Collins, Loveland, Windsor and Berthoud.
Also serves Greeley
Since 2020, the business has offered mould remediation, structural drying and asbestos work around the clock. It serves Fort Collins, Loveland, Windsor and Greeley.
Also serves Greeley
Drywall, painting and rebuild work sit beside mould remediation and sewage clean-up here. The firm is family-owned and offers free estimates, and it is open seven days a week.
Also serves Greeley
Family-owned, the business extracts water and dries out structures, and it offers emergency service. Its towns are Fort Collins, Loveland, Windsor and Greeley.
Also serves Greeley
Founded in 2014, the business extracts water and deals with flooded basements and burst pipes. It is open 24 hours a day, every day, and offers financing.
Also serves Greeley
Based in Longmont, the business dries out water-damaged rooms and rebuilds after damage. It offers financing and 24/7 emergency service, and it handles frozen pipes and storm damage.
Also serves Denver, Greeley
Greeley-based, it does asbestos abatement, mould remediation and fire and smoke damage work, and it offers free estimates.
Also serves Greeley
Every day, around the clock, the company handles sewage clean-up, asbestos work and fire and smoke damage. It serves Longmont, Thornton, Broomfield and Westminster.
Also serves Boulder, Denver, Greeley
Alongside carpet, rug and upholstery cleaning, it handles water damage restoration. It is family-owned, offers free estimates and serves Johnstown and Berthoud.
Also serves Greeley
Its mould remediation follows EPA mould removal standards, and it also does water extraction and sewage clean-up. The service area covers Fort Collins, Loveland and Greeley.
Also serves Greeley
Available around the clock, the company treats burst pipes and flooded basements. It also handles mould remediation and asbestos, serving Longmont, Boulder, Westminster and Firestone.
Also serves Denver, Greeley
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Fort Collins Utilities reports that its customers, on average, will see a 76-minute outage (CAIDI) once every 7.7 years (SAIFI). For June 2025 to June 2026 the system-wide average outage (SAIDI) was 9.8 minutes.
Fort Collins residents and businesses receive up to a 40% discount on flood insurance premiums because of the City's proactive floodplain management efforts.
Ask how fast they will start drying: Health Canada says a home dried within 48 hours is less likely to grow mould.
Health Canada suggests professional help for extensive mould, meaning a patch larger than 3 m².
Get written quotes from at least three contractors for the same work, and check references from recent clients.
The Colorado Division of Insurance states that homeowners and renters insurance does not cover flood losses. A burst pipe and a flood are different causes, so read your policy and ask your insurer which one applies to your loss before you agree to any restoration work. Colorado Division of Insurance (source, opens in a new tab)
In July 1997 a stalled storm dropped 14.5 inches of rain in 31 hours, with Spring Creek west of College Avenue hit hard. If your home sits in an area like that, ask a company whether it has dried out flooded basements and how it handles water that has soaked into walls and floors. Fort Collins History Connection (City of Fort Collins) (source, opens in a new tab)
A written quote should list the rooms covered, how moisture will be measured and recorded, what materials will be removed, the drying equipment and time expected, how mould will be contained, and what is excluded. Ask how extra findings behind walls would be priced and approved before the work continues.
Ask each company to quote the same scope so the figures match. Compare the drying method, the testing after work, the warranty, and the proof of insurance. A quote that is much shorter than the others may leave out moisture readings or mould containment, so ask what is missing.