What We Do
Residential and commercial radon across the Denver metro. Every job starts with a measurement and ends with another one, because a system nobody verified is just a pipe.
A continuous monitor in the lowest lived-in level for 48 hours, logging hourly — so you get a curve you can read, not one number that might have been a fluke.
Learn More →The standard fix for a Denver basement or slab-on-grade: suction under the floor, every gap sealed, a fan, and the discharge above the roofline.
Learn More →A dirt crawlspace is an open door for soil gas. A sealed membrane over the ground, tied into the suction, is the crawlspace version of a slab.
Learn More →Placed and pulled to hit your inspection objection date, with a report written for the file. Tell us the deadline before you book, not after.
Learn More →A second test after the system has been running. Included with every install, and available on its own for a system nobody has ever checked.
Learn More →An open sump pit is a hole straight into the soil. Sealing pits, cracks and penetrations is what makes the rest of a system work — and it is where cheap installs cut corners.
Learn More →Bigger buildings change the protocol, not the physics. More placements, ventilation systems in the mix, and a different set of people who need the report.
Learn More →Fans wear out, gauges get ignored, and some systems were wrong the day they went in. We test first, then fix what the reading says is broken.
Learn More →Free · No Obligation
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