Safe and thorough methamphetamine contamination cleanup to restore your property to safe, livable conditions.
We work with your insurance · Licensed & Insured · EPA Certified



Methamphetamine decontamination — also called meth remediation — is the professional process of cleaning and decontaminating a property where methamphetamine has been manufactured, smoked, or used. When meth is manufactured or smoked indoors, the chemicals penetrate drywall, insulation, carpet padding, vent systems, ceiling tiles, and even subfloor materials. The Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment sets a strict surface contamination threshold of 0.5 micrograms per 100 square centimeters — and any property that exceeds that level is legally classified as contaminated and cannot be occupied until it has been professionally decontaminated and re-tested. At Prime Environmental, we are one of a small number of Colorado contractors certified to perform full meth decontamination. Whether you've purchased a home in Denver only to receive a positive surface test, you're a landlord whose Aurora rental was used as a smoking residence, or you're working with law enforcement and insurance to bring a property back online after a meth lab seizure, we provide decontamination fully compliant with CDPHE Regulation 6 CCR 1014-3.


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A systematic approach to mold removal that addresses the source, not just the symptom. Every project follows the IICRC ANSI/IICRC S520 Standard for Professional Mold Remediation.
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Comprehensive surface verification to identify contamination levels and affected areas throughout the property. Lab analysis maps the scope of work.
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Safe removal of contaminated materials including carpets, drywall, and fixtures as necessary. All materials handled per state regulations.
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Thorough decontamination of all surfaces using specialized cleaning agents and approved techniques to bring residue below state thresholds.
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Post-cleanup testing to verify contamination levels meet state safety standards for re-occupancy. Clearance letter issued at closeout.
From asbestos to lead removal, we provide comprehensive services for all your environmental needs.
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Meth decontamination is rarely a service people plan for. The people we work with most often in Colorado are property owners who just bought a home and discovered contamination, landlords who need a rental back on the market quickly and legally, and insurance adjusters managing a claim where contamination was discovered during another remediation event. Whatever the path that brought you here, the priorities are the same: you need a contractor who actually knows the regulation, who can give you a defensible scope, who has the certifications and disposal relationships to complete the work, and who hands you documentation that holds up to lender, insurer, and health-department scrutiny. Prime Environmental does meth decontamination work across Denver, Aurora, Lakewood, Boulder, Colorado Springs, Fort Collins, and the surrounding Front Range communities — and we treat every project and every client confidentially.

Prime Environmental holds the highest standards of certification and regulatory compliance. Our team is fully licensed, certified, and insured to provide safe, legal environmental remediation services.
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All technicians are EPA certified for asbestos and lead abatement.
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Full compliance with OSHA safety standards and protocols.
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Licensed by the Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment as a General Abatement Contractor.
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Comprehensive liability and workers' compensation coverage on every job.
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Visible signs are unreliable — meth contamination is invisible, odorless, and shows no visual cue on most surfaces. The only way to know is through professional surface testing performed by a certified company. We offer comprehensive meth cleanup services across Denver and Colorado, and a clear lab report is the foundation of any decontamination plan.
If laboratory testing shows surface contamination above the Colorado state threshold of 0.5 micrograms per 100 square centimeters, professional decontamination is legally required before the property can be re-occupied. Below that threshold, decontamination is not legally mandated, though many owners still choose to clean for peace of mind.
Our team of certified professionals is always ready to protect your home or business. Contact us today and get a FREE estimate.