Independent mold inspection and remediation companies take requests from Tulsa, Oklahoma and towns across Tulsa, Wagoner, Rogers and Creek counties. Pick your town for local notes on housing, storms and floods, and the mold problems that come with them.
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The city of Tulsa has older housing than its suburbs. The median home was built in 1973, and 64.9 percent of homes predate 1980. Nearly half of homes (48.1 percent) are renter-occupied, and 10.3 percent of housing units are vacant, so rental mold and vacant-home rehab mold come up often.
Midtown and Maple Ridge have homes from the 1910s to the 1930s, and much of north and east Tulsa was built in the 1950s, with more crawl spaces, older ducts and aging roofs. The Mingo and Cherry creek basins flooded in the 1984 Memorial Day flood, the West Tulsa levee area was threatened in 1986 and 2019, and the August 2017 EF2 tornado tore through midtown near East 41st Street between Sheridan and Yale.
Populations are July 2025 Census estimates. Distances are straight-line miles from downtown Tulsa, OK; driving distances are longer.
The largest suburb, about 14 miles southeast in Tulsa and Wagoner counties, with 124,991 people (2025 estimate). Mostly owner-occupied slab homes from the 1970s through the 2000s, with attic ducts and hail-tested roofs.
Mold in Broken ArrowAbout 13 miles northeast, 43,117 people. Over half of homes were built since 2000, and 36.5 percent are rented, a higher share than the other newer suburbs.
Mold in OwassoAbout 16 miles south-southeast on the Arkansas River, 32,766 people. Median build year 2002. In May 2019 the city recommended evacuating floodplain neighborhoods.
Mold in BixbyAbout 11 miles south, 28,175 people, with the newest housing in the set (median 2006). A levee town on the Arkansas River, where the 2019 flood ended the school year early.
Mold in JenksAbout 13 miles southwest in Creek County, 23,695 people. The oldest suburban stock: 55.2 percent of homes predate 1980 and 11.5 percent predate 1940.
Mold in SapulpaAbout 24 miles east-northeast in Rogers County, 20,681 people. Nearly half of homes are rented, and a May 2024 tornado did EF3-level damage.
Mold in ClaremoreAbout 8 miles west, 20,397 people. Hit hard by Arkansas River flooding in 1986 and 2019; 26.2 percent of homes predate 1960.
Mold in Sand SpringsAbout 14 miles south, 14,705 people. The largest share of 1980s homes in the area (23.8 percent) plus newer subdivisions, and very low vacancy.
Mold in GlenpoolCompanies also take requests from Coweta in Wagoner County, about 23 miles southeast and one of the fastest-growing towns in the area, and from Collinsville, about 17 miles north-northeast, which has grown by about a quarter since 2020 around an older town core. These towns do not have their own pages yet. Use the quote form and include your ZIP code.
Wherever you are, the same basics apply: stop the water, dry things within a day or two, photograph the damage, and compare written quotes. Start with the cost guide, mold inspection and testing, or water damage and flood mold.
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