Radon Testing & Mitigation · Twin Cities, MN
Radon testing, measurement, and mitigation across the Twin Cities.
About 2 in 5 Minnesota homes test above the EPA action level — and you can't see, smell, or taste it. One MDH-licensed team measures your home's level and, if it's high, installs the system that brings it down. No second contractor to chase.
Continuous-monitor test, 48-hour deployment, and the official MDH report — quoted in writing before we book. Schedule a free quote in minutes.
MDH Radon Lic. #RMIT 00117 · Call (651) 556-2424. Booking now — service begins September 8.
A radon system we installed — Twin Cities
Heating & Cooling
A number, not an opinion.
Most Minnesota furnaces are oversized — guessed by the square foot. Before we quote a furnace replacement we run the heat-loss calculation for your actual house — windows, insulation, air leakage — and check the ductwork can carry it. You see the number. A furnace 30% too big short-cycles through 2,000+ hours every Minnesota winter: noisy, inefficient, and worn out years early. Your bills drop and the back bedroom finally holds its temperature.
Book a Visit OnlineFor realtors and home inspectors
Radon comes up in the inspection window, and a stalled radon result stalls a closing. One MDH-licensed team that both tests and mitigates keeps your deal on schedule.
48-hour turnaround
Continuous-monitor testing sized to fit the inspection contingency, with the report on your closing timeline.
One point of contact
Testing and, if needed, mitigation from the same licensed team — no coordinating a second contractor mid-transaction.
Same-day mitigation quote
If a level comes back high, an itemised mitigation quote the same day, so buyer and seller can settle it before the clock runs out.
Priority scheduling for partners
Placement slots held for agents and inspectors we work with regularly, because your timelines do not wait.
Built for the Twin Cities.
Proudly serving Minneapolis, St. Paul and the surrounding metro.
Book a radon test, bring a high result down, or get a furnace on its last winter looked at — tell us what you need and we'll come out.