West Virginia Radon Information

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Lung Cancer & Radon Gas

The Radon Doctor specializes in Radon Testing and in the installation of Radon Mitigation (reduction) systems in West Virginia - Serving Jefferson & Berkeley Counties (other nearby counties possible upon request).

We will come to your home by appointment to determine if your home has Radon Levels that are above the EPA recommended safe level. We will set up a Professional Radon Monitor (CRM Monitor) that is very accurate, and the radon levels in your home are known when we return to pick-up the monitor (48 to 96 hours later). If the levels are higher than the recommended level of 4.0 pCi/L (set by the EPA), we can design a Radon Mitigation System that is best suited for your home at that time. Every home is different, therefore a quote by phone will not provide a reasonably accurate estimate.  Average prices of Radon Systems may not apply to all homes, especially older homes built before building codes were required in your area (all counties are different). Some homes today have a passive radon pipe already installed by the builder, but there is a chance it was not installed properly by the builder, per EPA protocols. So it is best if a highly trained radon professional is used to determine what your home needs.

We are certified nationally by The National Environmental Health Association (NEHA - the largest radon organization in the USA) for both Radon Testing and Radon Mitigation, and we are an Affiliate Member of the Eastern Panhandle Board of Realtors with E-key access to homes.

Note: West Virginia state law requires all individuals that do radon Testing or Mitigation to have special licenses and national training, so be sure to use a trained professional for your radon needs. Refer to the NEHA (http://radongas.org) or NRSB (National Radon Safety Board) (http://www.nrsb.org/) web sites for lists of trained National Radon Professionals, and contact your state radon program for state licensed professionals.  For more information visit www.wvdhhr.org/rtia/contact.asp.