Business Details
25 Years
experience
Certified Radon Testing and Mitigation Services in Colorado
Radon Resolve has been delivering professional radon testing and mitigation services to residential and commercial properties across Colorado since 2001. Founded by owner and lead mitigator Cory Lindbo, we are licensed and certified by the National Radon Proficiency Program (NRPP) and the American Association of Radon Scientists and Technologists (AARST). Our team adheres to the highest industry standards, providing accurate testing, educational consultation, and comprehensive mitigation system installations. We prioritize client safety through follow-up testing to ensure radon levels are reduced to safe conditions. With over two decades of experience, we combine technical expertise with prompt service to address radon concerns effectively.Our commitment to quality is reflected in our adherence to NRPP and AARST protocols, ensuring reliable results for homeowners and businesses. We specialize in both active and passive mitigation systems, tailored to properties with varying foundation types. As Colorado residents ourselves, we understand the urgency of addressing radon risks in a state with high radon prevalence. Our services extend to system inspections and commercial radon solutions, emphasizing long-term health protection. Trust Radon Resolve to deliver expert-driven, code-compliant radon management with a focus on community safety and client education.
Services
Radon Testing
Radon Mitigation
Sub-Slab Depressurization
Sub-Membrane Depressurization
Commercial Radon Services
Details
- Year established: 2001
Highlights and features
- We have over 20 years of experience in radon mitigation and testing.
- Our team is licensed and certified by NRPP and AARST standards.
- We provide follow-up testing to verify radon levels post-mitigation.
- Specialized systems for all foundation types, including sub-slab and sub-membrane solutions.
- Compliant with Colorado's 2022 licensed radon mitigation requirements.
Associations and certifications
- National Radon Proficiency Program (NRPP)
- American Association of Radon Scientists and Technologists (AARST)
Services
Radon Testing
Professional radon testing uses specialized devices to measure indoor radon levels over 4896 hours. Our NRPP-certified technicians place detectors at the lowest livable areas for accurate results. Follow-up testing ensures mitigation effectiveness, with reports delivered within 24 hours.
Radon Mitigation
Customized radon mitigation systems reduce indoor radon through sub-slab depressurization, sub-membrane systems, or combination approaches. Licensed technicians install EPA-recommended solutions to exhaust radon safely outdoors, ensuring compliance with safety standards.
Sub-Slab Depressurization
Sub-slab depressurization involves drilling collection pits in concrete foundations, installing vent pipes, and using exterior fans to redirect radon gas. Sealed systems prevent radon entry, ideal for properties with basements or slabs.
Sub-Membrane Depressurization
Sub-membrane systems seal crawl spaces with impermeable barriers and install venting to expel radon. This method addresses exposed soil foundations, commonly used in properties with gravel or dirt crawl spaces.
Commercial Radon Services
Commercial radon solutions address complex structures like offices or hospitals. Our team designs scalable systems for high-occupancy buildings, ensuring compliance with EPA guidelines and reducing liability risks for property owners.
People
Cory Lindbo
Owner & Lead Mitigator
Cory Lindbo founded Radon Resolve in 2001, bringing over two decades of expertise in radon mitigation. Certified by NRPP and AARST, he oversees system installations and ensures compliance with state and national standards.
Questions
What is radon and why is it dangerous?
Radon is a radioactive gas from uranium decay in soil. Prolonged exposure causes lung cancer, making it the top cause of lung cancer in non-smokers.
How does radon enter homes?
Radon seeps through foundation cracks, crawl spaces, and water sources. It accumulates indoors, especially in lower levels like basements.
What are the EPA's radon action levels?
The EPA recommends mitigation if radon exceeds 4 pCi/L. However, no level is safe, and testing is advised for all homes.
How long does radon testing take?
Professional testing requires 48–96 hours for accurate results. Devices are placed in lowest livable areas, with data analyzed within 24 hours post-collection.
Are radon mitigation systems effective?
Yes. Properly installed systems reduce radon by 99%. Active systems use fans to vent gas outdoors, while passive systems rely on natural airflow in new constructions.
Is radon a problem in Colorado?
Yes. Colorado ranks 9th nationally for average radon levels, with 48.8% of homes exceeding the EPA's 4 pCi/L action level.
