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Nick Palmer

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Founder & Lead Researcher at RadonTrust

Nick built RadonTrust because the radon industry still mixes measurement and mitigation in ways that create conflict of interest — the same pro who tells you your level is high often wants to sell you the fix. This directory surfaces independent, credentialed professionals first.

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Winter Radon Testing: Why January Is Radon Action Month

Winter is the best time for a radon test: heated, closed-up homes give reliable readings. Find a radon mitigation contractor if you hit 4 pCi/L or more.

Are Cheap Radon Mitigation Contractors Worth It? The Real Cost of Cutting Corners

My neighbor Dave paid $750 to have his radon fixed last spring. The contractor came out, drilled a hole in his basement floor, stuck a pipe through the…

Freelance vs. Agency Radon Mitigation Contractor: Which Should You Hire?

Freelance radon mitigation contractor vs. agency: certified independents cost $300–$500 less with equal results. See which to hire for your situation.

Radon Mitigation Contractor Costs by State: Where You'll Pay More (And Less)

Radon mitigation contractor costs vary up to 186% by state — see which markets pay $700 vs. $2,000 and how to avoid overpaying wherever you live.

Radon Mitigation Contractor Equipment: What Matters and What's Marketing

A $3,800 radon mitigation contractor quote vs. a $180 tool — same result. See the short equipment list that actually matters, and what's pure marketing.

Radon Mitigation Contractor vs. Radon Testing Service: Do You Need Both?

3.8 vs 6.2 pCi/L — a DIY kit missed a hazard that needed fixing. A radon mitigation contractor solves what testing alone can't. Here's when you need each.

Remote vs. In-Person Radon Mitigation Contractors: Which Is Better?

Remote or in-person radon mitigation contractor? Installation always needs boots on the ground. See why virtual services fall short and what the data shows.