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A closing date and a radon question
A buyer or a seller can ask for a test. We place it, read it and give you a written result in time for the closing.
Keep the sale on schedule
A radon test during a sale has to fit the timeline. We schedule the test to match the inspection period, run it for the set time and give you the result in writing.
If the result is high, a system can usually be installed before the closing. If it is low, you have a clean result to hand over.
Good time to call if
- You are buying and want to know before closing
- You are selling and want a result in hand
- A buyer's test came back high
- The house has never been tested
How it fits a sale
- 1Agree the timingWe match the test to the inspection window.
- 2Run the testThe device goes in, and the house stays closed up for the set time.
- 3Written resultYou get the number and what it means in plain words.
- 4Fix if neededIf the result is high, we quote a system and schedule it.
What the test includes
Scheduling
A test timed to the inspection period.
Proper placement
A spot and setup that keeps the result fair for both sides.
Written result
A clear report you can pass to the other side.
A quote if needed
A written quote for a system if the number is high.
Questions about this job
Who pays for the test?
That is between the buyer and the seller. We give a written result either way.
Can a system go in before closing?
Usually yes. We give you a schedule with the quote.
What if the house has already been tested?
An older test can be a useful starting point. A fresh one gives the buyer a current result.
Related radon work
Book the free estimate
Tell us about the house and whether it has a basement, slab or crawl space. We come out and send a written quote.
(319) 403-6594
Free estimate and a written quote