Question 1

What is a safe radon level in a home?

Accepted Answer

The EPA recommends taking action to reduce radon when levels reach 4 pCi/L or higher. Rn86 Solutions uses NRPP-certified Continuous Radon Monitors to give you an accurate 48-hour measurement of your home's radon levels.

Question 2

How long does radon mitigation take in East Tennessee?

Accepted Answer

Most residential radon mitigation installations in East Tennessee are completed in a single day. Rn86 Solutions begins every job with PFE (Pressure Field Extension) diagnostic testing, installs the Active Soil Depressurization system using Schedule 40 PVC, and performs post-mitigation verification - all by a certified professional on site from start to finish.

Question 3

Is radon a problem in Knoxville and Oak Ridge, Tennessee?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Anderson County (Oak Ridge) and Knox County (Knoxville) are both EPA Zone 1 counties, meaning they have the highest predicted average indoor radon levels. The region's shale-rich, uranium-bearing geology makes radon testing essential for every home.

Question 4

What does a radon mitigation system cost?

Accepted Answer

Radon mitigation costs vary based on your home's foundation type, size, and PFE test results. Rn86 Solutions provides free custom quotes based on actual diagnostic data - not guesswork. Contact us at (865) 999-7873 or visit rn86solutions.com to request your free estimate.

Question 5

What is NRPP certification for radon?

Accepted Answer

NRPP stands for National Radon Proficiency Program. NRPP certification requires specialized education, passing nationally recognized exams, and biennial recertification. Rn86 Solutions holds both NRPP Radon Measurement Professional (RMP) and Radon Mitigation Specialist (RMS) certifications, ensuring every test and installation meets national standards.

Question 6

How do I choose a radon mitigation company?

Accepted Answer

Key questions to ask: Are they NRPP or NRSB certified? Do they perform PFE testing before installation? Do they use Schedule 40 PVC pipe? Is an audible alarm included? Do they conduct post-mitigation testing with a calibrated CRM? Rn86 Solutions answers yes to all of these - and publishes a full guide on what to ask any radon company before hiring them.

Question 7

Does radon testing need to be done before selling a home in Tennessee?

Accepted Answer

Radon testing is not legally required to sell a home in Tennessee, but it is commonly requested by buyers and their real estate agents, particularly in high-risk Zone 1 counties like Knox, Anderson, and Blount. Many buyers and lenders also require radon mitigation if levels exceed 4 pCi/L before closing. Rn86 Solutions works closely with real estate agents throughout the Knoxville and Oak Ridge area.

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