Keep the actual test report
Provide dates, test location and method rather than only a number recalled from memory. Share building or foundation information already available and ask what additional assessment the professional needs.
Request the proposed route and work
Have the provider explain the system, route and included components. Clarify electrical work, surface repairs and any permits or coordination rather than assuming an installation price includes every trade.
Agree how the result will be documented
Identify who arranges post-work testing, supplies results and provides operating instructions. Read the actual performance and warranty terms. This page is a scope guide, not a system design or health assessment.
| Scope item | Confirm before agreeing |
|---|---|
| Design brief | Test and building information used in the assessment. |
| Installation | Route, components and related work. |
| Verification | Post-work testing, results and written handover. |
Details to gather
- Test report
- Foundation information
- Accessible work areas
- Post-work test requirement
Have the chosen professional explain the proposal and verification plan.
Questions about this request
Does an installation invoice prove a radon result?
No. Keep the post-work test results as a separate record. Ask the professional to define the testing plan.
Can a regional radon map decide the work for my home?
Use local information to understand the questions. The actual home needs its own testing and assessment.
Prepare the local details
Our A Colorado Springs mitigation proposal checklist includes the location checklist and questions to compare written proposals. Use these public resources where they apply to your property; they are independent of this website.
Prepared by Local Service Studio · Updated