Radon guides

Which guide do you need?

Haven't tested yet? Cook County homes can get a free kit, and Will County kits are $8. Our testing guide shows how to get one. The five guides below are in the order most people need them. Skip ahead if you already have a result or an install date.

1. What to expect during a radon test. Read this before you set out a test kit.
2. What your radon test result means. Read this when your result comes in.
3. Short-term or long-term radon test: which one do you need? Read this when you’re picking how long to test, or when you’re buying or selling.
4. Getting a radon system put in: what Illinois homeowners should know. Read this when your number is high and you want to know what a fix involves.
5. How long does radon mitigation take, and what happens on install day? Read this when you need dates. New systems are usually scheduled within a week or two, and that wait is separate from the time we spend at your home.

Buying or selling a home? The state radon office, IEMA-OHS, puts out the seller pamphlet and the radon hazards disclosure form.

Already have a high number? Call Bill at (815) 370-9682 or send your info for a quote. That number is Bill's cell phone. Calls Mon-Sun, 7 a.m.-7 p.m. Texts, photos, and forms can be sent anytime. Our price ranges are on the cost page. The services page covers a new system, passive activation, and fan replacement. New to radon? Start with what is radon. Everything else is in the radon knowledge base.