Oklahoma City Mold Inspection
Honest answers for OKC homeowners. No remediation, no commissions — just the truth about what's in your home.
Schedule Your Inspection →Why Oklahoma City Homes Need Mold Inspections
If you've lived in OKC long enough to know the difference between a Tucker's onion burger and a regular one, you know our humidity is no joke. The same Gulf air that makes summers feel like walking through soup creates perfect conditions for mold — inside your walls, under your floors, in places you can't see.
Seventy percent of Oklahoma City homes have some form of mold. That's not a scare tactic — that's the reality of building homes in a climate where indoor humidity regularly exceeds 50%.
Most OKC homes were built in the 1980s. The median home age is 40 years. These houses have decades of accumulated moisture issues: old plumbing that's leaked behind walls, HVAC systems that weren't designed for today's efficiency standards, and crack-filled slab foundations that let ground moisture seep in.
Common Mold Sources in OKC Homes
Oklahoma City's combination of Gulf humidity, summer storms, and aging housing stock creates predictable mold hotspots. Here's what I check in every OKC inspection:
From Bricktown to Nichols Hills, I've inspected homes across Oklahoma City. The humidity here doesn't play favorites — whether you're in a 1950s ranch in The Village or a new build in Edmond, mold follows moisture. My job is to find where it's hiding.
Oklahoma City Neighborhoods I Serve
I inspect homes throughout Oklahoma City and the surrounding metro. Whether you're in a historic Paseo bungalow or a newer home in Quail Creek, I know what to look for in OKC construction.
Not seeing your neighborhood? If you're within the OKC metro, I'm here. Check my full service area →
Why I Do Things Differently
I was an ER nurse for a decade. I learned how to assess problems quickly, communicate clearly, and deliver news people don't want to hear. "Your leg is broken." "That's going to need stitches." "You probably shouldn't have tried to jump that."
Now I inspect homes. Strangely, the conversations are identical: "Here's what I found. Here's what it means. Here's what you do about it."
The difference between me and most mold inspectors? I can't sell you remediation. I have no financial incentive to find problems that aren't there. My only job is to tell you the truth about your home.
Most mold companies in Oklahoma City do both inspection AND remediation. That's like asking your barber if you need a haircut — except your barber doesn't charge $15,000 and tell you it's for your health.
Oklahoma City Mold Questions
OKC sits in a humidity sweet spot for mold. Gulf of Mexico moisture pushes north, summer storms dump water that seeps into foundations, and our hot climate means AC units run constantly — creating condensation. Add in the fact that most homes here are 30-50 years old with outdated ventilation, and you've got ideal conditions for mold growth. The 70% figure isn't hyperbole — it's what happens when you build homes in Oklahoma.
Read more about Oklahoma mold conditions →Mold needs moisture to grow, and moisture means humidity above 50%. In Oklahoma City, indoor humidity regularly exceeds that threshold — especially in summer when you're running AC and creating condensation, or in shoulder seasons when homes aren't temperature-controlled. The Gulf moisture that makes OKC summers feel like a sauna is the same moisture feeding mold behind your walls.
Learn about humidity and mold →In OKC homes built before 1990, I consistently find mold in the same places: bathroom fans that vent into attics instead of outside, foundation cracks from thermal expansion, failed caulking around windows, old HVAC drip pans with standing water, and hidden plumbing leaks behind walls. The concrete slab foundations common in Oklahoma are especially vulnerable — they crack in our heat, and those cracks become moisture highways.
Common mold sources explained →Yes — I serve the entire Oklahoma City metro, including Nichols Hills, Edmond, Norman, Moore, Midwest City, and all surrounding areas within my 45-mile service radius. No trip fees within that zone. Whether you're in a historic Mesta Park home or a new construction in Deer Creek, I know what to look for in OKC-area construction.
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Not sure if you need an inspection? That's literally why you'd get one. Questions first? Fine by me.