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| Ancillary Inspection Services & Additional Topics Contains discussions about Radon, Wood Infestation, Water Quality, Well, Septic, Lead, Asbestos, Pool, and Mold inspections. |
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I'm strongly leaning toward radon mit and I am told by the state run agency I should'nt do test and mit. Probably SOP due. Does any one here do mitigationand how's it treating you?
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No I don't, but rule of thumb, whether it be Radon or Mold, is NEVER perform the test and mitigation/remediation, especially the clearance testing!!! Third party, always!!!
Jeffrey R. Jonas Critical Eye Property Inspections JRJ Consultants Owatonna, Minnesota Chapter President InterNachi Awards Portal: http://co.nachi.org/inachiawards/
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I'd agree with the clearance testing, but I don't see a problem with initial testing and mitigation. How is that any different then a termite inspector who treats, a mechanic who finds problems and repairs, or a doctor who diagnoses and treats?
Bobby Hamilton Bloodhound Home Inspection Services Youngstown Home Inspection Austintown Ohio Home Inspection Providing home inspections, state licensed termite inspections and radon testing in Youngstown, Boardman, Canfield, Poland, Howland, Warren and surrounding Northeast Ohio areas.
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sounds like Realtors wont recommend the tester to do the mit and mit work is 50-60% realtor generated. I think it's now 14 states where testing is mandatory. Clients see high readings ( which are soon to be 2.7pl) they most likely going to want mit.
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