Family-owned · Serving Routt, Moffat & Grand Counties

Right now, your basement could be killing you.

Steamboat Springs sits in one of Colorado's highest radon zones. A silent, invisible gas seeping up through the floor of homes just like yours. You won't smell it, see it, or feel it until it's too late. Test now, before it's a problem you can't undo.

A family business whose business is protecting your family.

4-day
Typical report turnaround
NRPP
Certified measurement & mitigation
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Local context

This valley's geology is why we do this.

Moffat and Routt County's coal-mining history is not incidental to radon risk. Former mine workings and the uranium-bearing geology associated with regional coal deposits are known contributors to elevated soil-gas radon concentrations, increasing exposure potential for structures built above or adjacent to these formations. This geologic history is a primary reason testing is recommended for properties throughout this region.

Why it matters

A colorless, odorless gas is quietly filling this valley's homes, and it doesn't knock first.

Colorado's high-radon zone

Routt, Grand and surrounding counties sit in EPA Zone 1, the highest radon potential rating, driven by the region's uranium-bearing soils and granite.

The #1 cause of lung cancer in non-smokers

The EPA and Surgeon General attribute roughly 21,000 U.S. lung cancer deaths a year to radon exposure.

Tight, well-sealed homes trap it

Energy-efficient mountain construction keeps heat in, and radon seeping up through the foundation in with it. If your builder passed an RBCD blower door test, that airtightness traps radon in your home just as well as it traps heat.

Every home is different

Levels vary lot to lot and season to season. The only way to know yours is to test.

Services

Testing and mitigation, start to finish.

Residential
Home radon testing

Continuous radon monitor placed for 48 hours, with a full report of hourly readings and next steps.

From $3,200 · 4-day rush +$5,000 · leave-behind monitor +$2,500
Real estate
Buyer & seller testing

Fast-turnaround reports built for closing timelines, delivered directly to agents, lenders and title.

From $5,500
Mitigation
System installation

Sub-slab depressurization systems designed for mountain foundations, sized to your home and readings. Discreet pipe and fan routing on request, kept out of sightlines and away from living spaces.

Starting at $9,500
Pricing

Straightforward rates, no surprises at closing.

ServiceTurnaroundPrice
Home radon testing 4-14 days $3,200
Rush report add-on (4-day) Report within 4 days of placement +$5,000
Priority booking add-on
"Need this fast"
Expedited scheduling +$6,500
Leave-behind monitor add-on
Battery-operated
4-14 days +$2,500
Buyer & seller testing 4 days $5,500
Mitigation system installation On-site quote From $9,500
New construction passive system
GC to provide architect- and engineer-approved routing and materials
On-site quote Starting at $5,500
Discreet pipe & fan routing add-on
Old-work install in existing finished spaces
On-site quote Starting at $10,000
Process

Four steps, start to result.

01
Book a visit

Call or request a time online. Most homes are scheduled within the week.

02
Monitor placed

A certified technician places the monitor in the lowest livable level for 48 hours.

03
Report delivered

You get hourly readings and a plain-language explanation within 4 days of pickup, minimum. Rush report available at an expedited rate, delivered 2 days from pickup.

04
Mitigate if needed

Above 4.0 pCi/L, we quote and install a system sized to your results.

From the valley

Trusted by homeowners and agents alike.

"Booked our test three days before closing and had the report back in time. Straightforward and fast."

Marta Lindqvist
Steamboat Springs homeowner

"I refer every closing over here now. Reports are clean enough to hand straight to the lender."

Dennis Ochoa
Real estate agent, Routt County

"Our levels came back high and they had a mitigation system installed within two weeks. Reads under 2.0 now."

The Halverson Family
Oak Creek, CO
FAQ

Common questions.

What radon level is considered safe?

There is no safe level of radon, only action levels. The EPA recommends fixing at 4.0 pCi/L or above; we'll walk you through your specific reading either way.

How long does a test take?

A standard continuous monitor test runs 48 hours on-site, with your report ready within 4 days after.

Do you install mitigation systems too?

Yes. Our technicians are certified for both measurement and sub-slab depressurization installs.

What areas do you cover?

Steamboat Springs, Oak Creek, Hayden, Craig and the greater Routt, Moffat and Grand County area.

Know what's in your air.

Text your address to get a test on the calendar this week. Booking is by text only.

(970) 629-1973 · text only (970) 291-8228
Mon–Fri, 8am–5pm · Steamboat Springs, CO