NRPP Certified for both radon testing and mitigation, and a licensed California General Contractor (#1161951). Verify at NRPP ↗ Verify at CSLB ↗
Our work is performed up to current codes. We permit our work where required, label every component, and leave you a documentation packet with warranty, system design and maintenance information.
We cut PVC pipe by hand and de-burr every edge, so glue joints are strong and sealed per the manufacturer's specification. We don't use a Sawzall.
Every mitigation starts with analyzing your home, through a site visit or a virtual walk-through.
We present all possible system design solutions, talk through the trade-offs with you, and value your input on the final design.
We guarantee and warranty our work. We follow the ALARA protocol to get your radon levels As Low As Reasonably Achievable.
We offer quality radon monitors, with alerts. Post-mitigation professional monitoring service is available if desired.
We protect your home from dust and debris during the work, and we haul away everything when we're done.
You get prompt answers, clear communication at every step, and our full attention on your project from start to finish.
You work directly with Brian, from initial consultation to mitigation completion.
We're based in the foothills because we love it here, and we care about the safety of our local communities.
We keep in touch with our customers to make sure their systems are working properly. We are only a phone call away.
Mitigation means designing a system that changes your home's air pressure and ventilation. We carry:
Standard coverage for property damage and injury on the job.
Covers the mitigation system design itself. Design engineering coverage.
Covers work with pollutants like radon, a regulated soil gas that most contractor policies exclude.
We've fixed many faulty DIY systems. It's not worth it.
DIY homeowners consistently underestimate the labor and expertise involved with installing a radon mitigation system.
Concrete core drilling equipment rental alone runs a couple hundred dollars. And what is your time worth?
A DIY system can be a liability at resale. A professionally installed system is a documented asset for future buyers.