Property Craft of Colorado Springs

07/02/2026

With the wildfire smoke affecting Southern Colorado, now is a great time to check your furnace filter.

A clean filter helps your HVAC system operate more efficiently and can capture more of the smoke, dust, and airborne particles circulating through your home. If your filter is dirty, it's working harder and allowing more contaminants to remain in your indoor air.

Here are a few quick tips:

✅ Check your filter today.
✅ Replace it if it's dirty or has been in use for more than 60 to 90 days.
✅ If your area has experienced heavy wildfire smoke, consider checking it more frequently.

It's a simple maintenance task that can make a big difference in your home's air quality.

Stay safe, Southern Colorado.

06/20/2026

🚨 Water Damage Doesn't Wait. Neither Should You. 🚨

A small leak under a sink. A burst pipe behind a wall. A failed water heater in the middle of the night.

The first 24 to 48 hours after water damage can make the difference between a simple cleanup and a major restoration project.

At Property Craft, our crews are available 24/7 to:
💧 Extract standing water
💧 Locate hidden moisture
💧 Prevent mold growth
💧 Dry structures properly
💧 Work directly with your insurance company

If you discover water where it shouldn't be, don't wait to see what happens.

📞 Call Property Craft today for emergency response.

Serving Pueblo, Colorado Springs, Longmont, Loveland, Greeley, and surrounding communities.

05/21/2026

This is why you call a restoration company after a fire. 🔥🏠

At first glance, smoke damage can look uniform across a property. But when this bucket was moved, the original green floor underneath was still visible while the exposed area around it had turned black from soot and smoke residue.

Smoke contamination spreads farther than most people realize and often affects surfaces you wouldn’t expect.

Proper cleaning after a fire isn’t just about appearance. It’s about removing contamination the right way and protecting the property from long-term damage.


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03/03/2026

Mold doesn’t appear overnight. It grows with time and moisture. 🏠💧

When water sits inside walls, under flooring, or behind cabinets, mold can begin developing in as little as 24 to 48 hours.

The longer moisture remains, the more opportunity mold has to spread.

That’s why early drying and proper inspection matter. Addressing water quickly can prevent much bigger problems later.

Moisture + time = mold. ⏳

02/17/2026

Do you think you’re seeing cobwebs? 🕸️
Think again 🔥

After a fire, what looks like ordinary cobwebs in corners or along ceilings can actually be soot and smoke residue.

Smoke travels with heat and airflow, leaving behind dark streaks often called “smoke tags.” They can look similar to dust-covered webs, but the cause and cleanup are very different.

Proper identification matters after fire damage. Not everything is what it seems 👀

02/03/2026

Don’t use bleach on Mold 😱

01/27/2026

🚨 We’re Hiring – Lead Restoration Technician!
Join our growing team in Northern or Southern Colorado 💪
✔️ $20–$26/hr + Overtime
✔️ Paid Training & Certifications
✔️ Advancement Opportunities

📍 Know someone dependable and ready to lead in the field?
📲 Apply now: https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/4365987353

01/23/2026

Cold temps are coming 🥶🏠

A few simple steps can help protect your home:
🚰 Let faucets drip
🚪 Open cabinets under sinks
❄️ Disconnect hoses

A little prep goes a long way.

01/22/2026

Thankful Thursday 🙏

We’re thankful for clients who trust us during tough situations and take the time to share their experience.

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“Mike and his team were amazing. We had a unit that was left in a horribly damaged state by the previous tenant, to the point that we couldn’t fix or clean it ourselves. Property Craft came out right away, removed the damaged items, sanitized the air, and returned the unit to perfect condition. It was quick and easy working with them. I don’t know what we would have done without them.”

Helping property owners restore spaces and move forward is what we’re thankful for today.

01/21/2026