Radon Services in Minnesota

Start with radon testing. The Minnesota Department of Health recommends testing because you cannot see or smell radon, and 2 in 5 Minnesota homes tested have levels that pose a significant health risk. If your result comes back at or above the EPA action level of 4 pCi/L, the next step is a mitigation quote.

Yes. Requesting a quote through Minnesota Radon Pros costs nothing and creates no obligation. You pay only if you hire the contractor, and you contract with them directly at the price in their written quote.

Independent contractors licensed by the Minnesota Department of Health under Minnesota Statutes section 144.4961. Minnesota Radon Pros is a marketing service and does not perform radon work. You can verify any contractor in the MDH license lookup.

Start with the license, because Minnesota makes that check easy. Anyone paid to design or install a mitigation system in your home must hold a Minnesota Department of Health license, and both the person and the company are listed in the public MDH lookup, so a name that is not in it is the end of the conversation. After that, compare written quotes on the same items: how many suction points, where the pipe runs, which fan model, what sealing is included, the $75 MDH system tag, and the post-installation test that proves the system worked. Ask what radon level the contractor commits to in writing and what happens if the follow-up test still reads high. A quote far below the $1,500 to $3,000 range the Minnesota Department of Health reports usually means something on that list is missing.

Most requests are answered within one business day, and you choose the contact time when you submit the form. If you are working against a real estate inspection deadline, say so in the form so the contractor can prioritize scheduling.