Terms of Use
These terms cover how you use this website. They also cover how Omaha Radon Mitigation quotes and does radon work.
Use of this site
The information here is general. It is not medical, legal or engineering advice. Radon facts come from public sources, which we link on each page.
Quotes and work
Quotes are written estimates based on what we see at your home. Work starts after you approve the bid. We aim to leave every job clean, labeled and tested.
Licensing, permits and retesting
Nebraska requires a state license for paid radon testing and mitigation (DHHS Radon Occupation Licensing). Iowa requires an Iowa credential for mitigation specialists (Iowa HHS Radon Program). Cities and counties set their own permit rules, especially when a new circuit is needed for the fan, and your installer should handle that step with the permit office. Plan to retest after the install and again at least every two years, as the EPA advises (EPA).
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Questions people ask us
Is a quote a promise of a price?
A quote is our written estimate for the work we describe. It can change if we find different site conditions, and any change is explained first.
Do you guarantee a radon level?
We design every system to bring the home below the EPA action level, and we retest to check. Results depend on the home, so no company can promise one number for every house.
Who must be licensed?
In Nebraska, anyone who measures or mitigates radon for pay. In Iowa, mitigation specialists need an Iowa credential.
Does the website give medical advice?
No. It gives general information about radon testing and fixing.
Which state law applies?
Work done in Nebraska follows Nebraska law. Work in Iowa follows Iowa law.
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