
The Experts in Radon Testing and Mitigation
Founded in 2007, Radon Services of Kansas is a locally owned and operated company that provides radon testing, mitigation and awareness in Kansas and Northern Oklahoma. Our professional team has been through extensive training in the radon field, stays up to date on training and certifications and installs quality radon mitigation systems that both meet and exceed government standards. We also draw on dual experience in the construction industry to ensure that our radon mitigation systems are installed in the most energy-efficient way possible.

Our Comprehensive Radon Services
Radon Services of Kansas provides radon testing, mitigation and awareness to residential and commercial customers in Kansas and Northern Oklahoma. We frequently work with home sellers/buyers, real estate agents, home inspectors, companies and organizations.

Radon Testing
Fortunately, testing for radon is easy and inexpensive. Our goal is for each structure to be as safe as possible for its occupants, whether our services are used or not! That’s why we have detailed the different options below, including extremely low-cost DIY home testing. Please note that for a real estate transaction, professional testing must be done.
DIY Home Testing
If you would like to test your home yourself and it is NOT in a real estate transaction, we recommend visiting your county extension office. Most kits cost about $20. Sedgwick County residents may call (316) 660-0100 to ask about availability or visit the office at 7001 W. 21st Street N.
Professional & Real Estate Transaction Testing
If you need to have a residential home or commercial building professionally tested, please complete the online form to pay for and schedule a Continuous Radon Monitor (CRM) test, which is the only device approved for a single test in a real estate transaction. This testing procedure comes with a full computer printout of test results in one-hour increments (view sample test result). Please note that this will consist of two short appointments 48 hours apart.
Pricing
Starting at $125*, plus extra outside Wichita
*Tiered discounts available for home inspectors.
Radon Mitigation
If your residential home or commercial building has indoor radon readings of 4.0pCi/L or greater, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recommends a radon mitigation system. The most popular and usually the most reliable method of reducing radon in structures is Active Soil Depressurization (also knowns as sub-slab ventilation), which Radon Services of Kansas is highly experienced in utilizing. Complete the online form to get a radon mitigation quote.
How Our Mitigation Works
- A suction pipe is inserted through the floor slab into the gravel or soil underneath the structure.
- This vent pipe rises from the suction point and leads to the exterior, where the radon is vented to the atmosphere to dissipate harmlessly.
- The vent pipe has an inline fan installed that produces suction under the floor slab, thereby greatly reducing radon levels in the structure. A single fan will typically reduce the radon levels in the structure by 80 to 99 percent.
Pricing
Starting at $950, plus extra outside Wichita
Schedule OnlineRadon Awareness Presentations
At Radon Services of Kansas, we know that the more people who are aware of the dangers of breathing radon gas, the more lives we can save by reducing radon exposure. We do our part in educating the public by providing short educational presentations about radon to various groups— free of charge! Complete the online form to schedule a complimentary radon presentation for your:
- Real estate office
- Neighborhood association
- Home inspector organization
- Lending agency
- School
Frequently Asked Questions and Answers
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My basement is flooding—what should I do?
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Schedule a Radon Test or Get a Radon Mitigation Quote
Use the form below to request a callback for a bid. If you have any questions, feel free to call us at (316) 821-9611.

