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Property Craft of Pueblo
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What this listing says
Pueblo homeowners dealing with water damage or mold that need a locally owned restoration company with six Colorado offices, 24/7 response, and in-house financing options.
Best for
- Pueblo and Pueblo West homeowners who need mold remediation tied to an underlying water damage problem, since Property Craft handles both in one engagement.
- Landlords and property managers with rental units needing mold work, given multiple reviews specifically mention rental property jobs.
- Homeowners who want to bundle mold remediation with asbestos abatement or other environmental cleanup under one contractor.
- Buyers who need 24/7 emergency response for water intrusion that has led to mold growth.
- Property owners who want financing options for restoration work they cannot cover upfront.
About this company
Property Craft is a Pueblo-based restoration company that co-owners Scott Hinkle and Joshua Sparks started out of a garage in 2014. Mold is one piece of a broader operation that covers water damage, fire damage, asbestos removal, meth lab cleanup, and biohazard work. They run their own mold inspections and testing in addition to remediation, which means the same company diagnosing the problem also sells the fix.
Their mold remediation page references air scrubbing, HEPA filtration, and moisture source identification. The website mentions thermal imaging for water intrusion detection, dehumidification, and vapor barriers for crawl spaces. They hold IICRC certifications and list specific state credentials for asbestos (GAC 25041) and meth cleanup (ML-F168). They offer 0% short-term financing through a third-party lender.
The company has grown from its Pueblo headquarters to six locations across Colorado: Pueblo, Pueblo West, Colorado Springs, Loveland/Fort Collins, Greeley, and Longmont/Boulder. Scott Hinkle won the 2023 Pueblo Greater Chamber Business Leader of the Year award, and both founders received the Latino Chamber 40 Under 40 honor. The company sponsors local events including the Pueblo Courthouse Lightshow, Be The Gift home repair volunteering, and school 5K runs. They are a CORE Group member and carry a BBB listing.
4.8 stars across 110 Google reviews is notably strong, especially with zero negative reviews in the last 18 months. That kind of consistency at this volume suggests the operation and customer communication are working well across their growing footprint.
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Headquartered at 1920 Jones Ave, Pueblo, CO, with a second Pueblo-area office in Pueblo West. Additional offices in Colorado Springs, Loveland/Fort Collins, Greeley, and Longmont/Boulder. The website also references Denver, though no Denver office address is listed.
Review consensus
Danae Stratton is the most frequently named employee across reviews, praised by insurance agents, realtors, homeowners, and business partners for responsiveness, follow-through, and compassion during stressful situations. Josh Sparks and Scott Hinkle are praised for hands-on involvement, with multiple reviewers noting the owners personally showed up at job sites or joined phone calls during walkthroughs. Matt Shumaker gets credit for managing large-scale fire restoration projects and handling insurance coordination. Robert Mace is highlighted for fitting customers into busy schedules and treating homes with care. Hever is specifically praised for mold remediation work, described as knowledgeable and reassuring. Walter and Donald are named for handling difficult situations with compassion. Several reviews come from insurance agents, realtors, and roofing company owners who refer their clients to Property Craft, suggesting the company has built strong trade relationships in Pueblo.
0 found across 110 total reviews at 4.8★. 0 found across 110 total reviews at 4.8 stars. There are no 1-star reviews in the provided data. One 4-star review from Natasha (January 2025) noted confusion about whether an estimate was free or billable, suggesting the phone intake process may set expectations that differ from what happens on-site. This is a single mention, not a pattern.
A significant portion of 5-star reviews come from trade partners rather than direct consumers: insurance agents, realtors, roofing companies, and property managers. This is a strong referral network signal and suggests the company performs consistently enough to stake others' reputations on it. However, it also means the review profile skews toward B2B relationships rather than individual homeowner experiences with mold specifically.
Danae Stratton (Sales Manager — positive, named in 10+ reviews for responsiveness and compassion). Josh/Joshua Sparks (Co-owner/CGO — positive, named for hands-on site visits and honest assessments). Scott Hinkle (Co-owner/CEO — positive, named for project updates and communication). Matt Shumaker (COO — positive, named for managing fire and water restoration projects). Robert Mace (Senior Mitigation Trainer — positive, named for scheduling flexibility and respecting homes). Hever (Remediation Tech — positive, named specifically for mold remediation work). Walter Goines (Branch Manager — positive, named for handling difficult situations). Donald/Don Langston (Lead Technician — positive, named for compassionate service). Brad Hinkle (Systems Manager — positive, named for fire damage response). Kimberly Hinkle (Sales and Marketing Director — positive, named for arranging inspections). Alexia Valdez (Client Care Coordinator — positive, named for fire restoration coordination). Chris (Project Manager — positive, named for asbestos siding removal). Francisco (Technician — positive, named for sewer backup restoration).
Property Craft has an unusually clean review record for a company this size: 110 reviews at 4.8 stars with zero recent negatives. Ask for Danae Stratton as your initial point of contact, since she draws the most consistent praise for follow-through. Because they do both testing and remediation, get their mold inspection scope in writing and consider whether an independent test makes sense for your situation before agreeing to a remediation contract.
Keep in mind
- Property Craft does both mold testing and mold remediation. The company that finds the mold also profits from removing it. Ask whether they will accept a third-party test or consider getting an independent inspection before committing to their remediation scope.
- This is primarily a water damage and general restoration company. Mold is one of ten-plus services they offer. If your mold situation is complex or not related to water intrusion, ask how many mold-only jobs their assigned technician has handled recently.
- They claim six Colorado locations spanning Pueblo to Longmont/Boulder, a roughly 250-mile corridor. For their northern offices, ask which Pueblo-based staff or equipment would handle your job and what the response time looks like.
- One 4-star review mentioned confusion about what counts as a free estimate versus billable work. Confirm in writing what the inspection covers and at what point charges begin before anyone starts work.
- The website leans heavily on marketing language and does not detail specific mold remediation equipment or methods beyond general mentions of air scrubbing and HEPA filtration. Ask about their containment setup, post-remediation clearance testing process, and who performs the clearance.