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Mold in Colorado Springs: Basements and Rentals

Colorado Springs' older homes, basements, and rental properties make mold concerns common.

2026-09-11

Colorado Springs' housing mix

Colorado Springs spans mid-century ranches with basements, newer construction, and multifamily properties. Decades of moisture and plumbing history add up, and rental properties often see delayed reporting.

Common concerns

Basement seepage, foundation drainage, plumbing leaks, and moisture in finished basements are frequent. Commercial properties and real-estate transactions add to the range of situations.

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