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Real Estate
It is estimated that at least 1 in 7 properties the
Portland/Vancouver Metro area have elevated radon levels.
Testing
• Rapid response
• Quick turn-around of test results
• Competitive rates
• FREE mitigation quotes should elevated radon levels be found
High radon levels can impede or even kill a real estate sale if not properly addressed. Testing as early as possible in the sale process will help you and your client make timely, well-informed decisions, and can sometimes lessen or even avoid mitigation costs all together.
Types of Tests Provided
•Activated Charcoal / Short-Term (2-7 day) testing with results provided by an independent laboratory.
•Continuous Electronic Monitoring / Short-term (2-7 day), with results available at the end of the testing period. Includes an on-the-spot printout of radon levels.
•Alpha-Track / Long-Term (3-12 month) testing, with results provided by an independent laboratory.
•Water - Typically done for properties served by well water.
Includes on-site sampling and results provided by an independent laboratory.
Written report
All radon surveys are accompanied by a full written report, including an explanation of the testing done, findings, and recommendations.
Mitigation
Free on-site consultation and quote
• Know what you’re getting - We don’t wait days for a laboratory report to tell us we’ve lowered radon levels. Using Continuous Electronic Monitoring throughout the mitigation process, we immediately know when low radon levels have been achieved.
• Guaranteed Results - A huge plus when elevated radon levels are discovered during escrow.
• 5-year guarantee - On workmanship, all components, and keeping average radon levels below the EPA action level of 4 pCi/L (picoCuries per liter).
• All guarantees/warranties extended to future property owners
• Extended contracts - Available when long-term testing is required.
Free Radon Presentations
We offer free presentations to real estate professionals regarding radon; What it is, where is comes from, health effects, testing, mitigation, costs, and how to deal with an indoor air health risk in a market where at least 1 in 7 properties have elevated radon levels.
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