Mold, Insurance And Removal Costs In Vermont

Vermont has 14 counties and 259 ZIP code neighborhoods on this guide. At the statewide price level a typical professional mold job runs about $1,450 to $5,900 before rebuild.

1976Median year homes were built

57%Homes built before 1980

27%Homes rented, not owned

$290,500Median home value

337,072Housing units

645,254People

Statewide figures from Census ACS 2019 to 2023, price level 98.0 from BEA Regional Price Parities 2024.

Half the homes in Vermont were built before 1976, and 57 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 Rutland County (1970), Bennington County (1971), Caledonia County (1972), Washington County (1972), Essex County (1973).

FEMA rates inland flooding high in 0 of 14 Vermont counties. Source FEMA National Risk Index, December 2025.

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Every Vermont County

CountyZIP CodesMedian Year BuiltTypical Job Up ToInland Flood Risk
Addison County151977$5,800Relatively Low
Bennington County171971$5,800Relatively Low
Caledonia County161972$5,800Relatively Low
Chittenden County171980$6,050Relatively Moderate
Essex County121973$5,800Very Low
Franklin County141979$6,050Relatively Low
Grand Isle County51982$6,050Very Low
Lamoille County111982$5,800Relatively Low
Orange County261977$5,800Relatively Low
Orleans County221977$5,800Relatively Low
Rutland County261970$5,800Relatively Low
Washington County211972$5,800Relatively Low
Windham County241974$5,800Relatively Low
Windsor County331974$5,800Relatively Moderate

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