An insurer, a county office, or a utility has given you a date and a problem. Cure & Clear coordinates the licensed pro who does the work, builds the documentation that proves it, and tracks the deadline until it’s closed.
Four kinds of deadline land in Colorado Springs mailboxes. We handle the coordination on all four. The physical work is always done by licensed, insured professionals — our job is the scheduling, the paperwork, and the clock.
Under Colorado’s HB25-1182, in effect since October 1, 2026, insurers must disclose your wildfire risk score, factor in documented mitigation, and answer an appeal within 30 days.
We match you with a mitigation crew for the tree and brush work, then build the packet your insurer actually accepts — before-and-after photos, the scope of work mapped to your score, and the appeal letter — and file it inside the window.
In El Paso County, a home on a septic system cannot close until a county-certified inspector signs an Acceptance Document. Roughly 800 of these sales happen across the county each year, per El Paso County Public Health counts.
We book a certified inspector against your closing date, confirm the report is filed with the county on time, and chase the document until it’s in hand.
A purchase contract leaves a short window for radon testing, and a missed date can stall the sale. We coordinate a state-licensed radon tester who can hit your inspection deadline and return results in time for the parties to act on them.
Colorado Springs Utilities requires annual backflow-preventer testing for commercial and multifamily properties. We track every assembly on your properties, batch the testing with certified testers, and keep the records straight so nothing lapses.
Email us the notice you received, or just tell us who sent it and the date on it. That’s enough to start.
We match the job to a licensed, insured pro from our bench and schedule the work against your deadline.
We assemble the documentation, file it with the insurer, county, or utility, and confirm back to you when it’s accepted.
We run a small bench of mitigation crews, septic inspectors, radon testers, and backflow testers — plus the realtors and property managers whose deadlines drive the work. If you do the work, we make it easy to say yes to ours.
Every job we send comes with a real customer, a real scope, and a real date — the kind of work that doesn’t get shopped around or postponed.
Scheduling, reminders, documentation, and follow-up with the insurer, county, or utility run through us. You do the work and send us the scope and photos.
Referral terms are spelled out in a short written agreement before the first job — what’s earned, when it’s paid, and who carries what. Nothing handshake-only.
Realtors: if a septic Acceptance Document, a radon date, or an insurer’s mitigation letter is sitting between your client and closing, hand us the deadline and we’ll run it down.
Cure & Clear is a coordination desk operated by Dudley Development, LLC in Colorado Springs, Colorado. We coordinate and document — we don’t perform licensed work. Every inspection, test, and mitigation job is carried out by licensed, insured professionals, and the deadlines we work against come from insurers, El Paso County, and Colorado Springs Utilities.
Email us a photo or scan of the notice you received — or just tell us who sent it and the deadline on it — and we’ll tell you plainly what we can take off your plate.
hello@dudleyapps.comContractors, inspectors, and realtors: use the same address and tell us what you do and where you work.