Mountain West Restoration
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Colorado Springs · 24/7 Emergency Response

Restoration, Rebuilt Right the First Time

When it's water, fire, mold, storm, or biohazard damage, one crew handles the mitigation and the rebuild, so nothing gets lost between contractors. Locally owned. Available around the clock.

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One Crew, Start to Finish

Mitigation and Reconstruction, Under One Roof

Most restoration companies stop at mitigation and hand the rebuild off to a separate general contractor. Mountain West doesn't. The owner's background is construction, so the same crew that dries out a flooded basement on Monday can be framing, drywalling, and painting it a few weeks later.

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Why Colorado Springs Homeowners Call Us

No Handoffs, No Second Contractor

One Crew, Start to Finish

Mitigation and reconstruction without a handoff to a stranger subcontractor.

24/7 Emergency Response

A pipe doesn't wait for business hours to burst. Neither do we.

We Work With Your Insurance

We help document the damage and coordinate with your adjuster.

Locally Owned & Operated

A real Colorado Springs contractor, not a franchise call center.

Our Process

How We Dry It Right

Most restoration companies do the minimum IICRC S500 requires and call it done. We built ours to go further, so nothing gets missed and nothing moves to rebuild until it's actually ready.

1

Assess the Water

Identify the water category and start tracking moisture levels with meters before any work begins.

2

Map the Damage

Check drywall, flooring, baseboards, and insulation to see exactly how far the water traveled.

3

Control the Environment

Bring humidity and temperature into a safe range right away, so damage doesn't spread while the rest of the work gets underway.

4

Test for Asbestos

Sample any materials that might contain it. Nothing gets torn out until results come back clear.

5

Protect the Space

Lay down floor protection, seal off the work area, and run negative air machines before demolition starts.

6

Remove and Disinfect

Take out anything that can't be saved, then disinfect the structure underneath.

7

Mark the Framing

Set moisture points in the studs so we can track exactly how dry the structure is, day by day.

8

Bring in the Equipment

Air movers, dehumidifiers, and specialty drying tools go in, sized to the space.

9

Track It Daily

Check moisture levels every day and adjust the equipment as the numbers change.

10

Confirm It's Dry

Nothing moves to rebuild until the structure actually hits IICRC drying standards, not just "looks dry."

What Homeowners Are Saying

Showed up within the hour and walked us through everything. Didn't feel like just another contractor.

Sarah Mitchell, Broadmoor

They handled the water damage and the repair. Never had to find a second contractor.

Marcus Chen, Briargate

Handled the insurance paperwork and talked to our adjuster directly. Made a rough week a little easier.

Angela Torres, Old Colorado City

Serving Colorado Springs and Beyond

Mountain West Restoration covers Colorado Springs and roughly a 70-mile radius around it, including Fountain, Security-Widefield, Monument, Palmer Lake, and more.

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Free assessment on every job. Know someone who needs us? Send us a job, and we'll pay you $250 once it closes.

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Get Help Now

Emergency? Call the number above anytime, 24/7. Not urgent? Send the details and we'll respond the same business day.

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We handle the emergency call and the full rebuild ourselves, 24/7, anywhere around Colorado Springs. Same crew, start to finish.

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