Mold, Insurance And Removal Costs In Alabama

Alabama has 67 counties and 626 ZIP code neighborhoods on this guide. At the statewide price level a typical professional mold job runs about $1,350 to $5,350 before rebuild.

1985Median year homes were built

42%Homes built before 1980

30%Homes rented, not owned

$195,100Median home value

2,316,192Housing units

5,054,253People

Statewide figures from Census ACS 2019 to 2023, price level 88.8 from BEA Regional Price Parities 2024.

Half the homes in Alabama were built before 1985, and 42 percent went up before 1980. Older plumbing, roofs and window seals are where slow leaks start, and slow leaks are the mold most home policies leave out.

The counties with the oldest housing are Dallas County (1975), Etowah County (1975), Jefferson County (1975), Lamar County (1978), Marion County (1978).

FEMA rates inland flooding high in 4 of 67 Alabama counties, and coastal flooding high in 2. Source FEMA National Risk Index, December 2025.

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Every Alabama County

CountyZIP CodesMedian Year BuiltTypical Job Up ToInland Flood Risk
Autauga County61993$5,400Relatively Low
Baldwin County221998$5,700Relatively Moderate
Barbour County51982$5,000Relatively Low
Bibb County81986$5,500Relatively Low
Blount County81989$5,500Relatively Low
Bullock County21988$5,000Very Low
Butler County31980$5,000Relatively Low
Calhoun County101979$5,150Relatively Moderate
Chambers County61979$5,000Relatively Low
Cherokee County51987$5,000Relatively Low
Chilton County81987$5,500Relatively Low
Choctaw County101983$5,000Relatively Moderate
Clarke County101982$5,000Relatively Low
Clay County41983$5,000Relatively Low
Cleburne County51986$5,000Relatively Low
Coffee County51986$5,000Relatively Moderate
Colbert County51980$5,100Relatively Moderate
Conecuh County61985$5,000Very Low
Coosa County51986$5,000Very Low
Covington County101981$5,000Relatively Low
Crenshaw County61981$5,000Very Low
Cullman County121985$5,000Relatively Moderate
Dale County71982$5,000Relatively Low
Dallas County71975$5,000Relatively Moderate
DeKalb County151984$5,000Relatively Moderate
Elmore County91995$5,400Relatively Moderate
Escambia County41984$5,000Relatively Low
Etowah County111975$5,150Relatively Moderate
Fayette County71980$5,000Relatively Low
Franklin County71983$5,000Relatively Low
Geneva County81981$5,050Relatively Low
Greene County41982$5,250Very Low
Hale County41986$5,250Relatively Low
Henry County61982$5,050Relatively Low
Houston County101984$5,050Relatively Moderate
Jackson County171983$5,000Relatively Moderate
Jefferson County501975$5,500Relatively High
Lamar County51978$5,000Very Low
Lauderdale County81980$5,100Relatively Moderate
Lawrence County71990$5,250Relatively Low
Lee County81997$5,300Relatively Moderate
Limestone County101996$5,600Relatively Moderate
Lowndes County61990$5,400Very Low
Macon County61979$5,300Very Low
Madison County211991$5,600Relatively High
Marengo County91983$5,000Relatively Low
Marion County61978$5,000Relatively Low
Marshall County91985$5,000Relatively Moderate
Mobile County341979$5,300Relatively High
Monroe County81983$5,000Relatively Low
Montgomery County181979$5,400Relatively High
Morgan County81983$5,250Relatively Moderate
Perry County31985$5,000Very Low
Pickens County51981$5,250Relatively Low
Pike County61988$5,000Relatively Low
Randolph County51987$5,000Relatively Low
Russell County71983$5,350Relatively Low
Shelby County161997$5,500Relatively Moderate
St. Clair County111997$5,500Relatively Moderate
Sumter County81980$5,000Relatively Low
Talladega County91983$5,000Relatively Moderate
Tallapoosa County51984$5,000Relatively Moderate
Tuscaloosa County181992$5,250Relatively Moderate
Walker County131982$5,500Relatively Moderate
Washington County141983$5,000Relatively Low
Wilcox County91985$5,000Relatively Low
Winston County71987$5,000Relatively Low

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