Mold can develop in any home or business, humid climate or not. Agua Fria, just west of downtown Santa Fe, lies in Santa Fe County, and here mold almost always starts with a water problem — a plumbing leak, an air-conditioning or evaporative (“swamp”) cooler issue, a roof leak, or storm water that isn’t dried out quickly. Wherever moisture lingers, mold can follow, and once it spreads it needs professional mold removal.
Mold removal — also called mold remediation — should fix the moisture source first, then contain and remove the affected materials. To learn more about how the mold removal process works, visit our mold removal overview. Mold removal is not licensed at the state level in New Mexico, so choosing a qualified contractor is up to you — for the rules, laws, and certifications worth knowing before you hire, see our New Mexico mold remediation overview.
MI&T does not perform mold remediation in Agua Fria. Many clients ask for a referral, and we have put together this directory as a courtesy to our customers. We have no affiliation with the companies listed, but we are always looking to feature the best. Let us know if there is an issue with a company listed — or if you had a great experience with someone who isn’t.
For those interested in an independent mold assessment, visit Mold Inspection & Testing Agua Fria.
Use the list of recommended mold removal and remediation companies on this page, all serving Agua Fria and the wider Santa Fe County area. Before you hire, confirm the contractor holds current IICRC or NORMI certification, carries liability insurance, and works to the ANSI/IICRC S520 standard.
No. MI&T provides independent mold inspection and testing only — we do not perform mold removal or remediation in Agua Fria. We publish this directory as a courtesy to clients who ask for a referral, and we have no affiliation with the companies listed.
New Mexico does not issue a mold-specific license for remediation contractors, so it is up to you to vet a company on voluntary certification, insurance, and references. See the New Mexico mold remediation overview for the rules, laws, and standards worth knowing before you hire.
Mold can happen anywhere there is excess moisture. The most common causes are plumbing leaks, air-conditioning and evaporative (“swamp”) cooler problems, roof leaks, and water left behind after storms or flooding. Fixing the water source is the first step in any lasting repair.
This directory is provided as a courtesy and for general information only. MI&T is an independent mold inspection and testing company and does not perform mold removal or remediation; the companies listed are independent and not affiliated with MI&T. This page is not legal advice. For current New Mexico rules and regulations, see the New Mexico mold remediation overview.
