Mold, Insurance And Removal Costs In Oklahoma

Oklahoma has 77 counties and 657 ZIP code neighborhoods on this guide. At the statewide price level a typical professional mold job runs about $1,300 to $5,250 before rebuild.

1980Median year homes were built

50%Homes built before 1980

34%Homes rented, not owned

$185,900Median home value

1,763,036Housing units

3,995,260People

Statewide figures from Census ACS 2019 to 2023, price level 87.8 from BEA Regional Price Parities 2024.

Half the homes in Oklahoma were built before 1980, and 50 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 Alfalfa County (1960), Cimarron County (1960), Kiowa County (1960), Woods County (1961), Tillman County (1963).

FEMA rates inland flooding high in 2 of 77 Oklahoma counties. Source FEMA National Risk Index, December 2025.

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Every Oklahoma County

CountyZIP CodesMedian Year BuiltTypical Job Up ToInland Flood Risk
Adair County41982$5,000Relatively Low
Alfalfa County71960$5,000Very Low
Atoka County61984$5,000Very Low
Beaver County61967$5,000Very Low
Beckham County51981$5,000Very Low
Blaine County81972$5,000Very Low
Bryan County121988$5,000Relatively Low
Caddo County131972$5,000Relatively Low
Canadian County71997$5,400Relatively Moderate
Carter County121977$5,000Relatively Low
Cherokee County71988$5,000Relatively Moderate
Choctaw County71981$5,000Very Low
Cimarron County41960$5,000Very Low
Cleveland County111990$5,400Relatively Moderate
Coal County51976$5,000Very Low
Comanche County121977$5,150Relatively Moderate
Cotton County61970$5,150Very Low
Craig County51975$5,000Relatively Low
Creek County141984$5,350Relatively Low
Custer County61977$5,000Relatively Low
Delaware County91987$5,000Relatively Moderate
Dewey County71973$5,000Very Low
Ellis County61968$5,000Very Low
Garfield County151971$5,050Relatively Low
Garvin County71973$5,000Relatively Low
Grady County111981$5,400Relatively Low
Grant County71967$5,000Very Low
Greer County31964$5,000Very Low
Harmon County31965$5,000Very Low
Harper County21965$5,000Very Low
Haskell County61982$5,000Very Low
Hughes County71972$5,000Very Low
Jackson County81973$5,000Very Low
Jefferson County51971$5,000Very Low
Johnston County101983$5,000Very Low
Kay County71964$5,000Relatively Low
Kingfisher County61977$5,000Relatively Low
Kiowa County71960$5,000Very Low
Latimer County31984$5,000Relatively Low
Le Flore County191983$5,000Relatively Moderate
Lincoln County101985$5,400Relatively Low
Logan County71992$5,400Relatively Low
Love County51982$5,000Very Low
Major County71975$5,000Very Low
Marshall County31985$5,000Relatively Low
Mayes County91981$5,000Relatively Moderate
McClain County61996$5,400Relatively Low
McCurtain County141982$5,000Relatively Moderate
McIntosh County61983$5,000Relatively Low
Murray County31980$5,000Very Low
Muskogee County121977$5,000Relatively Moderate
Noble County71975$5,000Very Low
Nowata County51976$5,000Very Low
Okfuskee County51978$5,000Very Low
Oklahoma County521977$5,400Relatively High
Okmulgee County81977$5,350Relatively Low
Osage County171980$5,350Relatively Moderate
Ottawa County71974$5,000Relatively Moderate
Pawnee County51977$5,350Relatively Low
Payne County91983$5,000Relatively Low
Pittsburg County131978$5,000Relatively Low
Pontotoc County71977$5,000Relatively Low
Pottawatomie County91979$5,000Relatively Low
Pushmataha County101981$5,000Relatively Low
Roger Mills County71971$5,000Very Low
Rogers County71992$5,350Relatively Moderate
Seminole County71976$5,000Relatively Low
Sequoyah County81985$5,150Relatively Moderate
Stephens County71975$5,000Relatively Low
Texas County71975$5,000Very Low
Tillman County71963$5,000Very Low
Tulsa County331979$5,350Relatively High
Wagoner County71994$5,350Relatively Low
Washington County61971$5,000Relatively Moderate
Washita County101963$5,000Very Low
Woods County61961$5,000Very Low
Woodward County41977$5,000Relatively Low

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