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Commercial & Hospitality

Commercial Meth & Fentanyl Decontamination

Hotels, offices, retail, self-storage and public facilities. Off-hours crews, unmarked vehicles, zone-by-zone scheduling so you don't close the building.

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Commercial contamination is a continuity problem

In a house the question is cost. In a commercial property the question is downtime, reputation and liability to occupants who never consented to the exposure. We scope commercial work around keeping you operational.

Where we work

How commercial jobs are scheduled

Pricing

Commercial properties carry a 1.08 multiplier on the base rate card, reflecting access constraints, off-hours labor and more complex mechanical systems. Large footprints are quoted per zone rather than per total building square footage, which usually lands well below what a whole-building calculation would suggest.

Multi-property portfolios — hotel groups, retail chains, storage operators — get standing rate agreements. Send us the portfolio and we'll price it.

Recurring contamination in public restrooms

If you're finding paraphernalia repeatedly in the same facility, remediation alone is treating a symptom. We'll decontaminate, and we'll also tell you plainly which physical and access changes actually reduce recurrence — because being called back monthly is not a business model we're interested in.

Documentation for commercial owners

You get the same certification package as residential: baseline results, work plan, photo documentation, disposal manifests, third-party clearance results and written 6 CCR 1014-3 certification. For commercial owners this file matters for insurance, for lease disputes, for employee exposure claims and for any future sale of the asset.

FAQ

Common questions

How much does meth remediation cost in Colorado?

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.

Can I just clean it myself?

Not to a standard anyone will accept. Methamphetamine residue is not a surface film — it absorbs into drywall, carpet pad, insulation and duct lining, and it migrates through the HVAC system. Household cleaners redistribute it. Painting over it traps it temporarily and it re-emerges.

More importantly, self-cleaning produces no certification. No lender, no buyer, no county health department and no tenant will accept "I scrubbed it." If the property is going to be sold, rented or occupied by your family, it needs documented clearance.

What is the legal cleanup standard in Colorado?

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.

How do your prices compare to other Colorado contractors?

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.

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