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Summit Point 25446 · Jefferson County, WV

Mold removal in Summit Point, 25446

Summit Point's ZIP is small and almost entirely owner-occupied — 93% of households own — and about 29% of its homes are mobile or manufactured, the highest share among the county's ZIPs on this site.

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For the owner of the property, or the person who approves work on it.

Summit Point in four numbers

1995median year the housing here was built
93%of households own the home they live in
30%of homes built before 1980
29%of homes are mobile or manufactured

Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020–2024 5-year estimates, ZIP Code Tabulation Area 25446.

Small numbers, read carefully

The Census Bureau's 2020–2024 survey counts about 520 homes and 420 households in 25446. In a place this small the survey's margins of error are wide, so treat the percentages as a picture rather than a measurement. The picture is clear enough, though: almost everyone owns, about three homes in ten are manufactured, and about one in five was built before 1940.

Manufactured homes

Under a manufactured home, the floor insulation, the bottom board and the ducts sit just above the ground inside the skirting. Summer air there is humid and the ground is cool, so moisture collects. When a skirting panel is missing, a downspout empties beside the home, or the ground under it stays wet, that space can grow mold across the whole underside before anything shows inside. Insulation that has grown mold is usually removed rather than cleaned. Basements and crawl spaces.

Older houses

The pre-1940 houses around the village bring the usual old-house questions: stone foundations, plaster walls, and lead paint. Anyone paid to disturb paint in a house built before 1978 must be certified under EPA's lead-safe rules. More on older houses.

Before you call

Say whether the home is manufactured or site-built, whether the growth is under the floor or inside, how large it is, and what you think wet it. As the owner, you are the one who approves the work.

How the call goes

1. Measure it and find the water Rough size in square feet, where it is, and what wet it — a leak, a damp basement, a flood. Those three answers shape the whole call.
2. Say whose house it is Work on a property is approved by its owner or the person who manages it for the owner. If you rent, the conversation starts with your landlord instead.
3. Settle the work with the contractor What gets removed, how the area is closed off, what is dried and how that is checked — agreed in writing with an independent contractor, not with this site.

Know the rough size and where the water came from. Call to reach an independent contractor taking mold work in Summit Point.

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