
Enviroquest
Testing, mitigation and existing-system service for central Pennsylvania homes and commercial properties.
DEP mitigation firm ID 1725Listed September 1, 2026
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Radon mitigation lowers indoor radon using a system designed for your home. Find Pennsylvania companies for testing, installation and system service.
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Testing, mitigation and existing-system service for central Pennsylvania homes and commercial properties.
DEP mitigation firm ID 1725Listed September 1, 2026
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Gettysburg-based testing and mitigation with on-site assessments and custom installation planning.
DEP mitigation firm ID 0275Listed September 1, 2026
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Residential radon mitigation for Pittsburgh and surrounding western Pennsylvania communities.
Residential mitigationCompany-published services
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Philadelphia-based radon testing and mitigation with an in-person assessment before a project quote.
DEP mitigation firm ID 3594Listed September 1, 2026
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From test result to next step
Start with a radon test, use the result to decide on mitigation, and test again after installation.
A radon test tells you the concentration inside your home. A nearby property's result does not establish yours.
Use the company's published services to find a suitable provider, then check current radon certification with Pennsylvania DEP.
Post-installation testing checks whether the system has reduced the radon concentration in your home.
Sources: EPA radon guidance and Pennsylvania DEP.
Radon, explained
Radon mitigation reduces radon inside a building. A common method draws gas from beneath the foundation and vents it outdoors through a pipe and fan system. The right approach depends on the foundation and the source of radon.
The EPA recommends fixing a home when its radon level is 4 pCi/L or higher, and considering reduction between 2 and 4 pCi/L. There is no known safe level of radon exposure. Follow testing guidance when interpreting your result. Read EPA guidance.
Use the Pennsylvania DEP Radon Services Directory and match the provider and service to the current certification. DEP notes that certification status can change and recommends checking a current DEP ID card or certificate.
No. Radon Pennsylvania is an independent directory. The listed companies handle their own estimates, installation, scheduling and warranties. A profile is not an endorsement or a guarantee of availability.
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$800 to $1,200 per system is PA DEP’s typical installation range in January 2026. Test kits cost about $20 to $30. The foundation, collection points and pipe route determine the work, while electricity and maintenance add to ownership costs.
See the installation and running-cost breakdown for a first-year budget example.
Source: Pennsylvania DEP, 2026.