Mold Remediation for sensitive individuals with CIRS, Lyme’s Disease or other conditions exacerbated by mold.

Pure Restore recognizes the concerns of the Mold/Biotoxin/CIRS/Lyme community. Our team of experienced remediation professionals has developed a deep understanding of how mold affects a wide range of individuals. We’re available to restore homes in a safe and timely fashion.

We look to collaborate with doctors and their patients to help address mold in their property, which can be life threatening in some circumstances.

Our team takes pride in performing thorough remediation without cutting corners. We protect our employees as well by having them wear Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) during remediation. They are trained to properly don and doff their PPE, which protects you from cross-contamination. In addition, our equipment is cleaned thoroughly after each project.

All solutions we use are safe for humans and pets.

1) When you call Pure Restore, we will provide clear expectations in addition to asking questions regarding your property to better understand your unique situation.

2) If you choose to move forward with a remediation estimate, our customer service team will set you up on our schedule as soon as possible. You will be provided with any necessary instructions prior to our arrival.

3) When we arrive at the property, our project manager will acquire all necessary information for the estimate.

4) Once the estimate is approved, we can schedule a date for remediation.

Ultimately, our stance is that any building materials affected by mold should be removed. This is in accordance to the official IICRC S520 Standard for Professional Mold Remediation:

“The Principles of Mold Remediation state that mold contamination should be controlled as close to its source as practical. Further, mold should be physically removed during remediation. Attempts to kill, encapsulate, or inhibit mold instead of proper source removal generally are not adequate. (IICRC S520, Section 12.2.7, page 49)

We can make accommodations at the request of the property owner, but our expert project managers will strongly urge that established remediation processes as seen in IICRC and NORMI are followed as precisely as possible.

General Resources

Mold Insurance Playbook (#moldfinders: RADIO) – Link
International Society for Environmentally Acquired Illness (Website) – Link
CIRS Treatment Protocol Explained (Article) – Link
The Mold Mentor Consulting, Coaching and Support (Website) – Link

Mold Literate Doctors in Colorado

Dr. Ginger Wolfe (DC, DABCI) in Boulder, CO 303-447-2225
Dr. Tara Calmes-Norgaard (DNP, APN, RXN, APN-BC, CFMP) in Fort Collins, CO @ (970) 698-7545
Dr. Alison Egeland (ND) in Broomfield, CO @ 720-456-6718
Dr. Kayla Cook (ND) in Arvada, CO @ 720-773-0451
Dr. Taylor Lensegrav (ND) in Arvada, CO @ 720-773-0451
Dr. Shelese Pratt (ND) in Louisville, CO @ 303-284-3180
Dr. Karen Lamb (ND) in Wheat Ridge, CO @ 303-803-7734
Dr. Robin Tauzin 9ND) in Denver, CO @ 720-219-7147
Dr. Meghan Van Vleet (ND) in Boulder, CO @ 303-960-3920
Dr. Dana Bjerke (ND) in Louisville, CO @ 303-449-9494
Dr. Tara Skye Goldin (ND, FABNG) in Boulder, CO @ 303-443-2206
Dr. Erika Enos (ND) in Denver, CO @ 720-295-9439
Dr. Karly Powell (ND) in Parker, CO @ 303-269-4860
Dr. Rhonda Marcus (ND) in Fort Collins, CO @ 970-672-7771
Dr. Terri Rebibo Fox (MD, ABIHM) in Boulder, CO @ 303-390-1245
Dr. Mary Shackelton (MPH, ND) in Boulder, CO @ 303-449-3777
Dr. Jill Carnahan (MD ABIHM, ABoIM, IFMCP) in Louisville, CO @ 303-993-7910
Dr. Ann Barter (DC) in Denver, CO and Longmont, CO @ 303-652-0900
Dr. Kim Crawford (MD) is based remotely in the USA @ 321-951-9161