We do one thing: decontaminate meth- and fentanyl-affected properties to Colorado's legal clearance standard. Based in Denver, crews across the metro daily, and statewide coverage from Fort Collins to Durango. Because decon is all we do, our overhead is lower than every full-service restoration franchise in the state — and we hand that straight to you.
The rest of the market charges $500–$1,500 for the same lab work. Know before you close, and we credit the full test cost back if you hire us to remediate.
Run an instant estimateReal published numbers, not "pricing varies." These are scoping figures — your firm price is set once we've reviewed your lab report and walked the property in person.
Most companies quoting your meth job also do mold, lead, fire and flood. We don't. Decontamination and asbestos — that's the whole list. Narrow scope means faster crews, fewer mistakes, and a price no generalist can match.
Full 6 CCR 1014-3 decontamination to Colorado clearance standards
Learn moreResidue removal and neutralization for fentanyl-exposed properties
Learn morePre-purchase screens from $225, priced by sample count
Learn moreIndependent post-decon verification and the paperwork lenders require
Learn moreThe step most contractors skip — and the reason properties re-fail
Learn more$60, tests 4 areas, accredited lab result. Colorado only.
Learn moreColorado Reg 8 abatement through our certified partner — discounted the same way
Learn moreCertified inspection before you renovate, demo or pull flooring
Learn moreSend it over. We beat competitor bids daily — and we'll read theirs line by line and tell you honestly whether the scope is fair before we quote against it.
Swab 4 areas yourself, mail it back, get a real accredited-lab number measured against Colorado's 0.5 µg/100 cm² standard. Not a colour-change strip. The full $60 comes off your bill if you end up remediating. Shipping included within 50 miles of Denver; outside that, in Colorado, a shipping charge may apply.
Run with a Colorado-certified General Abatement Contractor who discounts the way we do. It matters on decon jobs: pulling carpet, drywall and duct insulation in a pre-1980 property is exactly how asbestos gets disturbed. Colorado's residential trigger is only 32 sq ft — about one bathroom floor. Bundle both and you pay one mobilization instead of two.
"Discount" makes people nervous in a safety business, so here is exactly where the money comes from.
Start with who built it. One of our co-founders spent a decade as a Colorado realtor flipping meth- and fentanyl-affected houses — he was the customer for this service dozens of times before he started offering it. He knows what remediation should cost, and he knows what a padded bid looks like, because he paid plenty of them. Meet the founders →
The rest is structural:
What we do not cut: certified technicians, PPE, third-party lab analysis, manifested disposal, or the clearance testing that makes the job legally real.
Clearance is decided by an independent lab, not by us. So here is exactly what happens if it doesn't pass:
Keep the deal alive. 48-hour turnarounds and disclosure-ready reports.
See how it worksContamination is a discount, not a dealbreaker — if you price it right.
See how it worksTurn a contaminated unit fast, with volume pricing across your portfolio.
See how it worksGet your home back to safe, at a price that does not wreck you.
See how it worksHotels, offices, retail and public facilities — discreet and after-hours.
See how it worksCall or submit the form. We scope it by phone or on site the same week — free, and with a written number you can hold us to.
Accredited-lab surface wipes establish where you actually stand against the 0.5 µg/100cm² standard. No guessing, no upselling off a hunch.
Containment, removal of affected porous materials, HVAC treatment, chemical decon and manifested disposal — by certified technicians.
Independent post-decon sampling, then the written certification your lender, buyer, tenant or insurer needs. If it doesn't pass, we're not done.
Most residential meth decontamination we take runs $2,450 to $16,200 depending on square footage, contamination level and how much porous material has to come out. A typical 1,500 sq ft home with moderate use contamination lands around $8,550 for base decon; the same house as a former manufacturing site is closer to $16,200, and a large heavy property runs to roughly $28,800.
The Colorado market average for the same work is roughly $15,000–$20,000, and severe cases elsewhere have been quoted past $100,000. We are meaningfully under that — but we are not going to pretend a former lab cleans up for pocket change.
We publish real numbers on our pricing page and run an instant estimator, because the single most common complaint we hear about this industry is that nobody will tell you a price until they are standing in your living room.
We beat competitor bids daily. Send us any quote you have already received and we will read it line by line, tell you honestly whether the scope is fair, and show you where we come out. A lot of the bids we review are padded — and a few are genuinely underscoped, skipping HVAC or clearance testing so the headline number looks lower than the job actually is. We will point that out either way.
What we will not do is quote you a number over the phone and then change it later. See the next question.
Every figure on this site — the rate card, the estimator, anything we discuss on the phone — is a starting point for scoping, not a quote.
Your price is confirmed after two things happen: we review your lab report, so we know the actual contamination level and where it is, and we walk the property in person, so we know what is really coming out and what condition the structure and HVAC are in. Only then do we issue a written, itemized price.
Once that written price is issued, it holds. If something genuinely unforeseen turns up mid-job — asbestos in flooring we are pulling, structural rot, undisclosed hoarding — we stop, document it, and re-quote that portion before proceeding. You will never get a surprise line item after the fact.
Colorado regulation 6 CCR 1014-3 sets the residential methamphetamine cleanup standard at 0.5 µg per 100 cm² of surface area. Limited-exposure areas such as attics and crawlspaces are allowed up to 4 µg/100 cm², and painted-over surfaces up to 1.5 µg/100 cm². Properties where the P2P manufacturing method was used also carry lead, mercury and iodine thresholds.
A property is not legally "clean" because it looks clean. It is clean when a certified consultant's post-decon samples come back under standard and the certification paperwork is issued.
A typical single-family decontamination takes 2 to 5 working days on site, plus 2–4 business days for clearance lab results. Light contamination in a small apartment can be done in a single day. Full former-lab remediation with structural removal can run 1–3 weeks.
If you have a closing date, tell us the date. Our 48-hour rush scheduling exists specifically to save transactions.
Usually not. Most Colorado homeowners policies exclude contamination from illegal drug activity, and many specifically name methamphetamine. Landlord and dwelling-fire policies sometimes include limited vandalism or malicious-mischief coverage that can apply to tenant-caused damage — it is worth filing and finding out.
We provide itemized, insurer-formatted documentation with every job at no extra charge, so if there is a claim to be made you have what you need to make it.
Denver and the surrounding metro is where we run crews every day — most metro jobs get scoped within 24 hours and scheduled the same week. The rest of Colorado is fully covered, with work batched into routes so distance never becomes a travel surcharge on your bid.
Denver, Aurora, Lakewood, Arvada, Westminster, Thornton, Centennial, Littleton, Englewood, Wheat Ridge, Commerce City, Broomfield, Parker, Castle Rock, Brighton, Northglenn and Golden.
Denver remediation detailsFort Collins, Boulder, Longmont, Loveland, Greeley, Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Fountain, Cañon City, Grand Junction, Durango and Montrose — plus every county in between.
All Colorado service areasFree estimate, a written itemized number, and a firm price confirmed once we have reviewed your lab report and walked the property in person. We beat competitor bids daily.