These terms cover use of this website. They’re short on purpose.
The content on this site — including explanations of radon levels, testing, and mitigation methods — is general information for homeowners, not a substitute for a test of your specific home or for professional evaluation of it. Radon levels are house-specific; the only number that describes your home is one measured in it.
Descriptions of services, processes, and typical timelines on this site are general. Actual scope, pricing, and scheduling for any specific property are established through a radon-contractor review and confirmed before work begins.
Don’t misuse the site’s forms (spam, automated submissions, or unlawful content). We may decline or discontinue service related to misuse.
These terms and the site’s content may be updated over time; the version posted here is the current one.
This website provides homeowner-facing radon information and request forms for Asheville-area mitigation conversations. Submitting a form, text, or phone inquiry does not create a contractor-client relationship, does not guarantee availability, and does not guarantee same-day response, final mitigation scope, or final price.
Any radon proposal, schedule, scope of work, permitting responsibility, system design, warranty coverage, licensing status, insurance status, and on-site recommendations must be confirmed directly with the radon contractor before work begins.
Website content is general educational information and may not reflect every property condition, code requirement, manufacturer specification, crawlspace or slab condition, access limitation, or radon-specific hazard present at a specific address. Property-specific decisions should be made only after direct review of the home and test results.
To the fullest extent permitted by law, this website and its operators disclaim liability for reliance on generalized website content, third-party statements, scheduling changes, pricing changes, availability changes, or outcomes tied to conditions that can only be verified during direct inspection or radon-contractor review.
If you have an urgent, hazardous, or emergency condition, contact the appropriate qualified professional or emergency service directly instead of relying on website content, email, text, or form response timing.
Call or send the callback form with the number from your report.
