We're a locally owned radon testing and mitigation company that's been working Pueblo County foundations since 2012. Two vans, a small crew that stays, and one specialty done properly: getting radon out of southern Colorado buildings and proving it with a number. Pete runs the company and still works installs. Marcus manages the test fleet and every crawl space we can't talk him out of. Danny runs the second van, the gray Transit with the ladder rack and the fan boxes stacked to the ceiling.
Our lead installer spent six years doing home inspections before switching sides, which is why our transaction work runs smooth: he's read a thousand inspection reports and knows exactly what the agent on the other end needs and when. Between the three of us we've put systems in well over a thousand southern Colorado homes.
You've got options, national outfits like SWAT Environmental and Protect Environmental work Colorado, and the Springs companies drive down here when the job's big enough. They do fine work. Here's our pitch anyway: we answer our own phone, our published prices don't have a travel line item, the person who quotes your job is the person who installs it, and in four years when the fan needs a warranty look, the same guy comes back. Radon systems are a long relationship. Pick someone who'll still be in the county.
Professional radon testing (CRM, 48-hour), radon mitigation system installation, crawl space sub-membrane systems, radon fan replacement and system repair, real estate transaction testing and mitigation, commercial radon design and mitigation, new construction passive rough-ins, post-mitigation verification testing, radon-in-well-water testing and treatment referrals, sump pit sealing, and slab crack sealing. If it involves radon and a building between Fountain and Walsenburg, it's probably on our list. See all the towns we cover, and many more by request.
I got into radon sideways. I was doing concrete work in 2011 when my father-in-law's house in Belmont tested at 12 and the only companies that would touch it were driving down from Denver and charging like it. I figured a Pueblo guy should be able to fix Pueblo houses. Got licensed, bought a core rig, made every mistake a new mitigator can make on my own relatives' houses first, they'll tell you, and started the company in 2012. Fourteen years later I still get a kick out of the retest coming back under 1. It's a good trade. You fix something real and you can prove you fixed it. – Pete
Our mission is simple: no family in Pueblo County should breathe radioactive air because nobody local would fix it at a fair price.
Call (719) 355-3733 and talk to a person who was under a house this morning.