Commercial Radon Testing & Mitigation

Open commercial office space with exposed ductwork and glass-walled meeting rooms

Schools, offices, rental properties, churches, day-care facilities, and other buildings can have radon concerns too. Testing identifies where levels need attention; mitigation can then be designed around the building's use and construction.

Commercial Testing

Testing plans should account for how the building is occupied and which lower-level or ground-contact areas are used. Multi-area buildings may require more than one measurement location so the results reflect the spaces that matter.

Buildings That May Need Testing

Office buildings
Schools and educational facilities
Child-care facilities
Churches and community buildings
Rental and multifamily properties
Commercial properties involved in purchase or sale
Other buildings with occupied lower levels

Commercial Mitigation

Mitigation design depends on the foundation, building size, pressure relationships, occupancy, existing HVAC and drainage features, and available exhaust routes. The objective is to reduce radon while keeping the system practical to operate and maintain.

Documentation and Follow-Up

Testing records, system information, maintenance information, and follow-up measurements can help building owners and managers understand performance over time. After mitigation work, retesting is used to verify the result.

Talk Through the Building

Send the building location, approximate size, type of occupancy, existing test results, and any deadline. The service request can start the discussion about the appropriate testing or mitigation scope.