For home inspectors and agents

Most general home inspectors do not carry radon certification. That means radon either gets skipped or gets referred out. We would like to be where you refer it.

What we do for your clients

• Continuous-monitor testing with turnaround that fits an inspection contingency
• A clean, dated report your client can hand straight to an agent or lender
• If the result is high, a scope and price from the same visit, so the negotiation has a real number in it
• Permitted installation by a licensed Michigan builder, with a post-installation test

What we will not do

We do not perform general home inspections and we are not looking to. You are not sending work to a competitor. If a client asks us about anything outside radon, moisture, and air quality, we send them back to you.

Why the credential matters to your referral

Michigan licenses neither home inspectors nor radon contractors. That puts the weight of vetting on whoever makes the referral — which, when a client asks you who to call, is you. We carry national radon certification you can verify in a public directory, a Michigan builder licence that lets us pull the permit, and general liability insurance. Ask us for all three and we will send them before you refer anyone.

Timing on a closing clock

Radon almost always surfaces inside an inspection contingency, which means the useful question is not whether we are good but whether we are fast. Most single-family installs are a one-day job; the retest runs afterward. The failure mode is a test ordered at the end of the contingency window rather than the start of it, and we will tell your client that plainly.

Get in touch

If you inspect in Oakland, Livingston, or Washtenaw county and want a radon partner on file, reach out and we will send our certification and insurance documents so you have them before you need them.