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"They were really helpful and polite they explained the job from start to finish and they explian how radon is harmful."

"Radon level was 11.5 before remediation and .24 after, so the result could not have been better. The installer, Dave, was first class from start to finish and owner Marc graciously adjusted his schedule to fit me in sooner as I requested. My only complaint was the price, and only because the home inspector who tested the radon levels told me the cost would be $800 to $1,500. My realtor said about $1,000."

"Incredibly well! The people from Anvil were kind, courtesy, and professional from the moment I called until they left my home. Highly recommend using them if you are having any concerns at all around Radon. Tom was especially helpful and knowledgeable."

"Scott performed an entire home inspection and radon test in addition to contracting a termite specialist to assist in the inspection. The experience was very professional and informative for wife and I as we are purchasing a home for the first time. He provided a package of information that will be useful to us throughout this process, which was very thouightful. I would highly recommend the company to anyone in the market. It doesn't get any better."

"Very professional and courteous. Received discounts for both Level 1 and Level 2 inspections. Report was very thorough. Even offered to review repair estimates to determine which is reasonable."

"A great experience. Team was extremely professional and thorough with their installation of a radon reduction system. Would highly recommend."

"Bill was outstanding. When we arrived at the home he had started the inspection on the outside of the home. He conducted a through and fair inspection. When he was done he walked us through the home and showed us the areas that caused concern. The realtors were thrilled with his inspection. My realtor told me that she has dealt with inspectors that will over react to areas that are concerning and scare potential buyers. This was not the case with Bill. Bill provided a comprehensive report with in one business day. My attorney commented that he was very impressed with the inspection."

"Home Inspection and Radon Test.  Nick is A#1+++. From the call to set up a test dated, Nick returned  my call promptly and explained what would be done and all costs. No hiden cost or problems. Arrived right on the appointment inspection time and went right to work. Out side home inspection, roof top inspection of second and first floors roofs. Moved inside and pointed out problem areas as he went along.  Basement and first floor radon test also. Inspection on a Friday, emailed detailed report on Saturday morning with many pictures and suggestions of what to do to correct problems. I would most definitely use and recommened Nick again and to anyone else."

"Because we anticipate moving to a CCRC soon, we wanted to get our house "in shape" so it could be easily sold; no glitches, like radon above 4.0 pCi/L, which we've known it was for many years. Recent long-term tests of cancer rates among people in homes with radon above 4.0 vs. those below 4.0 produced some surprising results: People in homes with LOWER than 4.0 had HIGHER incidents of lung cancer than those with radon ABOVE 4.0. But, of course, the EPA is intractable on the subject, so ignores such studies, forcing homeowners with >4.0 pCi/L to spend a fair amount of money to reduce it below the arbitrary 4.0 before they sell their house. We contacted two companies. The first offered by far the lowest price, but did so without anyone from the company coming to the house to see what would be involved. We have a poured-concrete basement with a French drain all the way around it. A French drain is great if you have water seeping through the walls because it allows the water to drain back into the ground. But it also provides a path for radon to enter the house, so it has to be closed. In addition, you would not want to leave the drain open because the remediation is done by an exhaust fan that pulls the radon from under the basement floor and discharges it above the roof. Leaving a French drain open could cause the exhaust fan to create a negative pressure in the house, thereby pulling cold air in the winter and hot air in the summer into the house. So it had to be closed. I asked the first company if their quote included sealing the French drain. Their response was that they could seal all cracks in the floor, but the responder didn't know about the drain. Two emails to them about that question were ignored. The second company was Reliable. Although their bid was higher, the company owner came to the house (on time!), inspected the basement thoroughly and explained in detail what they would do, which included sealing the French drain. They used our sump (we have no sump pump) as the radon extraction point. If you don't have a sump, they have to cut a hole in the floor. In order to seal the French drain, they give you the option of (a) moving everything away from the walls or (b) adding $100 to the estimate and they will move the stuff for you. We moved it ourselves. The job was finished in 4 hours and was beautifully done. The only "con": The cover that seals the sump was left with lots of PVC glue spilled on it and on the floor around it. Not a big deal, but it will require us to clean it up with solvents and paint the cover so it looks neat. We highly recommend this company. In our opinion, they're a perfect example of "you get what you pay for"."

"Prompt response and scheduling of appt. radon remediation system installed as per agreed apron contract for service. System has all but totally eliminated Radon levels from our home. Very pleased with service performed"