Independent radon information for Canadian homes and buildings
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Local knowledge. Qualified help.

Find a mitigation specialist.

Start with your area. Choose a certified professional who can help reduce radon in your home.

What does mitigation involve? →
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Choose a suggested city or enter a postal code. Postal searches use an approximate area. Province browsing includes local offices and advertised service coverage.

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Check certification before hiring

National directory snapshot. Confirm current individual certification and service coverage.

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Before you book

Three questions worth asking.

01

Are you certified for mitigation?

Ask for the installer’s name and certification number. Measurement and mitigation are different credentials.

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02

Do you serve my property?

Confirm your address is in their service area, and ask about availability and travel charges.

03

How will we verify the result?

Request a written scope, price, exclusions, post-installation testing and follow-up responsibilities.

Have your test report, test dates and property details ready. You choose whom to contact; directory inclusion is not a Radon Canada endorsement.