We help Utah homeowners test for radon and evaluate mold concerns so you can understand what’s actually happening in your home—and decide what to do next with confidence. No scare tactics. No unnecessary remediation. Just clear answers.
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Radon and mold are common concerns in Utah homes, but not every home has a serious issue. The key is understanding your levels and conditions before deciding what to do next.
We help homeowners start with accurate radon testing and mold evaluation, then guide you through mitigation or remediation only when it’s truly needed.
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Radon and mold aren’t always visible—and not every home has a serious issue. That’s why we start with a snapshot or in-person testing to understand what’s actually happening before recommending any solution.
Some homeowners begin with a digital snapshot or an in-person home health assessment to better understand potential radon or mold concerns. Others are ready to move forward with radon testing or a mold inspection right away.
If you start with a digital snapshot or in-person assessment, we help evaluate radon levels, moisture conditions, and any signs of mold to determine what’s truly relevant for your home.
Once we understand your home’s conditions, we guide you toward the right solution—whether that’s radon mitigation, mold remediation, or simply peace of mind. You stay in control, with clear recommendations and no pressure to overdo it.
Radon is a naturally occurring gas found in many Utah homes. It enters through small openings in the foundation and builds up over time—especially in basements and lower levels.
You can’t see or smell it, which is why testing is the only way to know your levels. While elevated radon can be a concern, not every home requires mitigation. The key is understanding where your home stands and taking action only if levels are above recommended thresholds.
Mold is common in homes where moisture builds up, such as bathrooms, basements, or around leaks. Some mold is harmless, while other types can affect air quality and trigger sensitivities.
What matters most isn’t just finding mold, but understanding the source. Hidden moisture, ventilation issues, or past water damage often play a bigger role than what’s visible on the surface.
With proper evaluation, you can determine whether cleanup is needed and address the root cause to prevent it from returning.
We start with testing and evaluation to understand what’s actually happening in your home.If action is needed, we guide you to the right next step—nothing more than what your home actually requires.
We use calibrated equipment to measure radon levels in your home and interpret results based on EPA guidelines, so you know exactly where you stand.
If elevated levels are confirmed, we design a mitigation system that safely redirects radon gas away from your home and maintains safe indoor levels over time.
We address entry points and airflow conditions to support long-term performance. Proper sealing and ventilation help prevent radon from reentering and keep systems working efficiently.
We identify both visible and hidden mold and evaluate contributing factors like moisture, airflow, and past water exposure—so you’re not just treating symptoms.
When removal is necessary, we use controlled, non-toxic methods to eliminate mold without spreading spores or disrupting the rest of your home.
Mold doesn’t start on its own. We help identify and resolve the underlying moisture issues, so the problem doesn’t come back.
If you’ve never tested your home for radon, if it’s been a while, or if you have concerns about mold, the first step is simply understanding what’s there.
Most homes don’t need everything fixed, but every home benefits from clarity. We help you evaluate radon levels and mold conditions so you can make the right decision with confidence.
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