Gather these five details
- Property ZIP and whether the request concerns installation or an existing system
- Test report with its dates, location and testing method
- Foundation layout, finished areas and existing system records if available
- Accessible proposed work areas and scheduling restrictions
- Required post-work testing and any home-sale deadline
Public resources for your property
El Paso County Public Health provides local radon resources. Gather the actual home’s test report and ask a qualified professional to assess the building; a neighborhood or county description is not a result for your property.
- El Paso County radon information
Use the county’s local testing and mitigation resources. A test for the actual home is separate from regional radon information.
- EPA professional-selection guidance
Use EPA’s state-program and credentialed-professional routes when choosing testing or mitigation help.
Five questions for the written proposal
Open a topic for the question to ask and what to compare.
Assessment
Ask: What test and building information supports the design?
The proposed system should follow an assessment of the actual property.
Installation
Ask: What route and components are included?
Ask the provider to explain the actual proposed system and work boundaries.
Related work
Ask: Are electrical work and finish repairs included?
Assign responsibility for excluded trade work and disturbed surfaces.
Verification
Ask: Who arranges post-work testing and supplies results?
An installation invoice alone does not document the post-work radon result.
Handover
Ask: What operation, service and warranty records are supplied?
Keep instructions, test results and actual performance terms together.