Partner’s team of Qualified Radon Measurement and Mitigation Professionals works with clients to navigate the best testing protocols in line with their state and lender requirements as well as the mitigation system design process in order to create the most cost-efficient mitigation plans.
Partner has assisted hundreds of public and private clients in identifying their radon risk and recommending workable effective solutions.
We provide radon services for a variety of commercial and multifamily residential properties, including:
Radon Regulated vs. Non-Regulated States
Any structure can have high levels of radon gas and five facts you need to know.
Any structure can have high levels of radon gas. The US EPA has prepared a map to help identify high-risk radon areas, which divides the country into three Radon Zones, Zone 1 being predicted to have higher levels of indoor radon concentrations (on average), and Zone 3 being predicted to have lower levels of indoor radon concentrations (on average). This map is helpful in screening for higher risk areas; however, high levels of radon gas have been found in each map zone and site specific testing is the only way to accurately identify your level of risk.
Radon sampling is inexpensive and easy, and radon reduction systems are available that can reduce up to 99% of radon levels in a structure.
Partner has Radon Specialists on staff who are knowledgeable and qualified to answer your questions. Our specialists are National Environmental Health Association National Radon Proficiency Program (NEHA NRPP) Certified. Partner has assisted hundreds of public and private clients in identifying their radon risk and recommending workable effective solutions.
The most common type of radon mitigation system is the sub-slab depressurization system (SSD). Active SSD technology uses an electric fan to create a negative pressure below the building slab to mitigate the potential for radon intrusion into the building.
Complex radon solutions may require an energy recovery ventilator to reduce radon levels by adding fresh air and creating positive air pressure.
Partner can determine the best solution for your onsite radon issue through diagnostics as well as comprehensive characterization of radon within any buildings with identified elevations.