Radon systems are most of my work. Around them I do the testing, repair and inspection work homeowners actually need to know what's going on inside the house. Every service gets the same straight talk and written pricing, no surprise line items on the day of service.
A new system built around your foundation, with a written price up front and a retest when it's done.
A clear reading, in the units EPA and PA DEP use.
A straightforward swap when an existing system needs attention.
Confirmation that your system is doing what it should.
An airtight cover that works alongside a mitigation system.
Know what you are dealing with before paying for remediation.
A practical look at humidity, ventilation, and what you breathe.
Consumer digital monitors are useful for tracking trends over time, but they're generally less precise than the short-term and continuous monitors I use professionally, which are calibrated and produce results that hold up for real estate transactions and DEP protocols. If you're relying on a result for a home sale or a mitigation decision, a professional test is the one that counts.
They check different things. Mold testing looks specifically for mold spores and growth; an air quality assessment looks more broadly at humidity, ventilation, dust, and other airborne factors. If you have a specific mold concern (a smell, a stain, visible growth), start with mold testing. If you're more generally concerned about comfort or air quality with no visible mold, start with an air quality assessment. I can also do both in one visit.
Most samples are sent to a lab, and turnaround is typically a few business days. I'll walk you through what the results mean once they're back, not just hand you a report full of numbers.
Often, yes, for a straightforward swap, but it depends on the fan and whether any additional issues turn up once I'm on-site. I'll give you a clear timeline when I see the system.
