Mold Removal in Louisville, CO

Louisville is Superior's neighbor to the north in Boulder County, an old coal-mining town founded in 1877 whose Main Street still has the miners' cottages and the Blue Parrot sign, surrounded by 1970s to 2000s subdivisions east toward US 36. The Marshall Fire of December 30, 2021 destroyed 550 homes here, more than in any other community, mostly in the Coal Creek Ranch, Centennial Heights, and Enclave neighborhoods on the south and west sides.

Louisville's older downtown houses have cellars and crawl spaces on ground near Coal Creek; the newer neighborhoods have full, finished basements on clay. Houses that stood next to burned lots took water from hoses and from broken lines, and some of that water sat in walls through the winter.

Homeowners in Louisville reach an independent local mold provider through this site's phone line. The provider reads the walls with a meter and tells you what the house needs; our part is the phone call.

Louisville mold removal from Main Street cottages to Coal Creek Ranch

A crawl space under a miner's cottage that smells into the house is mold odor removal. A finished basement that took water the day of the fire is mold removal. The drywall, insulation, and trim that go back are mold damage repair.

A city desk that has processed more rebuild permits than any of its neighbors

The City of Louisville runs its own planning and building department, and a wall opened for mold in a fire-area house goes through the same desk that has handled hundreds of full rebuilds since 2022.

Call (720) 823-6943 and tell us what you see. We put you through to a local mold provider serving Louisville.