Contact American Radon Systems
Contact info
Fans we install have a five-year replacement warranty. Read the warranty and fan details.
What happens next
Send the basics
Send your result, your address, and any closing date. Use the form above or call.
Bill calls you
Bill goes over what you sent and calls you. He can usually tell you what makes sense before he sees your home.
We do the work
Bill checks the layout and pipe route at your home. Most installs are done in one visit, and you get the paperwork and the warranty.
“Bill was quick to respond when I started looking for radon services. Very personable and friendly and explained everything clearly and simply. Communicated with me often about when his servicer Jose was to arrive. Jose was clean and quick and had great communication with us while he was working. Couldn’t…”
Before you call or send your info
What to have ready, how to get a free or $8 test kit through your county, why there is no flat price online, and where we work.
Does American Radon Systems test for radon?
We have links to free and $8 radon test kits, based on which county you live in. Cook County mails suburban residents a free kit, and Will County sells one for $8 at its offices. If you want to watch your level year-round, we recommend a reusable radon detector you keep. If your result is high, call Bill or fill in your info for a quote. The kit does the measuring, not the person who would sell you the fix. Buying or selling? A sale usually needs a licensed professional test, and we will point you to one.
Why is there a range on the website instead of an exact price?
Because the home decides the system. The ranges are ours, from the work we do around here, so they are a real starting point. A single exact number without seeing the foundation would be a guess. Bill reviews the home, explains the plan, and states the price before install. No trip charge for the look.
What is your warranty?
If a fan we installed fails during its first five years, the visit, labor, and replacement fan are covered.
Read the customer-care warranty details.Is (815) 370-9682 Bill’s cell phone?
Yes. That is Bill’s cell. Call, text, or send a photo of your fan or manometer. It is not a call center.
Are you state licensed in Illinois?
Yes. American Radon Systems holds Illinois radon mitigation license RNM2018212. Anyone hired to perform radon mitigation in Illinois must be appropriately state licensed. Illinois exempts a person doing measurement or mitigation in the dwelling where that person resides. Measurement and mitigation are separate license categories in Illinois; American Radon Systems holds the mitigation license and helps you get tested with free or $8 county kits.
What areas do you serve?
American Radon Systems serves a focused area across Chicago's south and southwest suburbs, including Tinley Park, Frankfort, Mokena, New Lenox, Manhattan, Orland Park, Orland Hills, Palos Park, Palos Heights, Oak Forest, Lemont, Homer Glen, Lockport, Crest Hill, and Shorewood.
See all townsWhat should I have ready when I call or send my info?
Property address, your radon result if you have one, and any closing date or deadline. Photos of an existing fan or manometer help for repair calls. You can call Bill’s cell at (815) 370-9682 or use the contact form.
What are your hours, and can I text instead of calling?
Bill answers calls Monday through Sunday, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., at (815) 370-9682, which is his cell phone. Texts, photos, and the website form can be sent anytime, and Bill follows up. For a fan problem, a clear photo of the fan and the U-tube gauge is often the quickest way to start.
Is the quote free? Is there a trip charge?
There is no trip charge. Bill usually needs to see the home before giving a real quote, because the foundation type, sump details, finished space, and pipe route determine the price. You get the price in writing before any work begins.
Will I get the scope and price in writing before work starts?
Yes, and in Illinois it is required. A licensed mitigation company must have your dated acceptance of a written proposal before it starts work. The proposal covers the license number, the scope of work, the estimated completion date, the maintenance you are responsible for, a firm installation price, the estimated annual operating cost, and either the conditions of a radon-reduction guarantee or a statement explaining why none is offered.
How can I pay for the work?
Check, Zelle, or Venmo. Credit cards work too. The card processor adds a 3% processing fee on credit card payments, and you see that fee before you pay.