- DENVER 303-410-4941
- COLORADO SPRINGS/PUEBLO 719-547-2785
At CHC, our team works hard to ensure that we get the job done right, to your satisfaction. With mold-contaminated HVAC systems, our professionals are trained in the most up-to-date mold remediation techniques specific to air-handling units, ductwork, coils, and vents. We conduct thorough inspections to identify visible mold growth and hidden microbial contamination, then implement containment and cleaning methods that prevent spore spread throughout the building. We are well-equipped to deal with residential as well as commercial/government projects.
Don't just take our word for it.
"Colorado Hazard Control was selected to complete the work because they are reliable and always perform clean work."
"CHC has been used many times because of their competitive pricing and quick responsiveness"
"Work was completed on time, I would recommend CHC!"
Various contaminants can affect the safety of an HVAC system, but mold is one of the most common and dangerous. Mold spores thrive in damp areas within HVAC units and ductwork, especially around condensation pans, coils, and insulation. If left untreated, these spores can circulate throughout the building every time the system runs.
When demolition or remodeling occurs in one room of a building, it is commonly assumed that cleaning that single room will fix any potential issues. However, mold spores are very aerodynamic and can travel quickly through the HVAC system, spreading contamination far beyond the original area. Even after construction, mold can remain active in ducts and vents if not professionally removed.
Occupants of buildings with contaminated HVAC systems often complain of a musty odor or notice visible mold spots around vents and registers. Mold exposure can trigger allergic reactions, asthma attacks, and other respiratory issues, making prompt remediation essential.
In all cases, we meet or exceed compliance requirements for HVAC abatement. Our process follows industry standards such as NADCA (National Air Duct Cleaners Association) and EPA mold remediation guidelines. We use HEPA-filtered vacuums, antimicrobial treatments, and negative air machines to ensure mold spores are safely removed and the HVAC system is restored to clean, healthy operation. Our team of professional, highly trained staff will work hard to ensure the job is done right.
