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Georgia doesn't have a universal commercial radon testing mandate, but several factors may create requirements: OSHA's General Duty Clause requires employers to address known hazards, EPA recommends school testing, lease agreements may specify testing, and commercial transactions often require radon as part of due diligence. We recommend testing regardless of specific mandates to demonstrate reasonable care for occupant health.

Commercial testing costs depend on building size, number of test locations required, and testing duration. Small commercial properties may require 2-4 test points, while larger facilities need strategic multi-zone testing. We provide detailed quotes after understanding your specific property and needs. Volume discounts are available for multi-building portfolios.

Each test location requires a minimum 48-hour continuous monitoring period. For larger buildings with multiple test points, we can deploy all monitors simultaneously, so total testing time remains 48 hours regardless of building size. Results are typically available within hours of equipment pickup.

The EPA recommends mitigation when levels exceed 4.0 pCi/L. However, many organizations choose to mitigate at lower levels (2.0-4.0 pCi/L) as a precautionary measure. Schools and healthcare facilities often adopt more conservative thresholds. We help you understand your options and make informed decisions.

Yes. Testing requires no business interruption, monitors simply collect data during normal operations. For mitigation, we offer after-hours and weekend installations. Most commercial systems can be installed in 1-3 days with minimal operational impact. We coordinate closely with your schedule and operational requirements.

We provide comprehensive documentation including: certified test results with EPA comparison, building zone mapping, tester credentials and certification, chain of custody documentation, and clear recommendations. Reports are formatted for regulatory review, insurance documentation, and due diligence requirements.

Commercial mitigation often involves larger buildings, multiple foundation types, complex HVAC systems, and operational constraints. Systems may require higher-capacity fans, multiple suction points, and careful aesthetic integration. We design custom solutions for each property's unique requirements and can coordinate with your existing building systems.

Yes. Property management companies, school districts, healthcare systems, and commercial real estate portfolios benefit from our multi-property programs. These include coordinated scheduling, consolidated reporting, volume pricing, and ongoing monitoring programs. Contact us to discuss your portfolio needs.

HVAC systems can both help and complicate radon management. Positive pressure systems may reduce radon entry, while negative pressure can increase it. We assess your existing ventilation as part of our evaluation and design mitigation solutions that work with, not against, your building systems.

Absolutely. We provide expedited testing for transaction timelines, detailed reports suitable for Phase I environmental assessments, and clear documentation of property conditions. For properties with elevated radon, we provide mitigation cost estimates and can complete remediation before closing if needed.