Professional Radon Systems Inc. is certified and licensed to perform vapor gas intrusion and soil
intrusion mitigation services for commercial properties, multi-family dwellings including
condominiums, townhouses, and apartment buildings.
We are certified and licensed to perform mitigation services (including radon, ammonia, butane,
and
other vapor and soil intrusion or contamination) for both public and private schools, universities,
retail facilities, restaurants, fitness, hospitality, medical, and office buildings in the State of
Illinois.
While concern over hazardous radon gas may be universal, we understand that vapor intrusion
management requirements may differ dramatically from client to client. That is why we have developed
a systematic planning process that can be customized to each client’s unique situation. Indoor Air
Quality (IAQ) management is not a once and done proposition.
In order to maintain a safe and healthy environment, it is necessary to have an ongoing plan, ideally
one inclusive of recommendations made by licensed experts like Professional Radon Systems. And, a
company familiar with your property and specific vapor gas and soil intrusion concerns.
We work with commercial property owners and managers to develop IAQ programs designed to protect
against liability risk, preserve property value, and above all protect the public from the health
risks associated with radon gas. Our programs are easily incorporated in to existing building
maintenance procedures and should be included in building maintenance tracking systems.
Our radon management planning starts with measuring radon gas. Working in partnership with a
commercially licensed vapor testing professional, buildings are tested and maybe retested to
determine current radon levels. Depending on the size of the complex or campus, vapor and soil
intrusion measurements could take several weeks or months to gather. Samples are next turned over to
a certified laboratory where concentrations can be analazyed and final results compiled into a
comprehensive report.
If tests indicate unsafe gas levels, we then develop a comprehensive mitigation plan, suggest
practical mitigation timelines, and present a detailed mitigation cost proposal. If mitigation is
not required, recommendations are issued for on-going testing to monitor dangerous gas or soil
intrusion levels.
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