Eastern Oklahoma — humid, wooded, and carrying the state’s heaviest subterranean termite and moisture pressure. County seat is Wagoner.

Wagoner County housing profile

Housing units	8,583
Built before 1980	46%
Built before 1940	6%
Built since 2000	29%
Utility gas heat	68%
Electric heat	30%
Bottled or tank propane	1.8%

Source: U.S. Census American Community Survey, tables B25034 and B25040, aggregated from place-level data for the 6 municipalities we hold data for in this county.

What that means for moisture and mold

Mid-century and later stock, where the moisture usually starts at ductwork running through unconditioned space or at a condensate drain that has blocked. Both are inexpensive to check and expensive to discover.

Water systems in this county

Oklahoma has 847 active community water systems across all 77 counties. Of those, 317 carry a violation or an open enforcement priority — roughly 37% statewide. That figure comes from the EPA ECHO compliance export.

[COUNTY-LEVEL SYSTEM DATA PENDING — the per-county ECHO extract will replace this paragraph with the named systems serving Wagoner County and their current compliance status.]

Towns and communities in this county

Wagoner, Coweta, Porter, Okay, Tullahassee, Redbird.

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Written by Jaylan Jones. Sooner Mold Remediation earns a referral fee when a call connects to a contractor. See our business-model disclosure.