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Service areas

York and all of York County.

From the city to the Maryland line, from Hanover to the river. One local crew, a short drive to every job, and the same standard in every home.

Why the whole county needs testing.

York County sits in EPA Radon Zone 1, the category with the highest potential for elevated indoor radon. Pennsylvania as a whole reports some of the highest levels in the country. Wherever you are in the county, the question is the same. What is the number in your house?

We are based in York and work in the towns below every week. Being local matters in this trade. We know the stone foundations in the old boroughs, the finished basements in the townships, and the crawlspaces out in the farm country, and it is a short drive for the follow-up test and for any service call years from now. Choose your town below, or request a free estimate and tell us where you are.

York and the townships around it

The city and its first ring of townships, where most of our calls come from. We have routed systems through older basements, finished basements, rowhomes and twins.

South and southeast

The I-83 and Route 74 corridors down to the Maryland line. Hillside boroughs with stone foundations and fast-growing townships with slab and basement homes alike.

West and southwest

Hanover and the Route 116 corridor, including the neighborhoods of Jackson, North Codorus, and Penn Townships.

North and northwest

Dover, the Susquehanna Trail, and the commuter communities up toward Harrisburg along I-83 and Route 15.

East

The river towns and Hellam Township along Routes 30 and 462, out to the Susquehanna.

Just outside the county?

Lancaster and Adams County by request.

We regularly take jobs in the towns just across the county line, including Columbia, Marietta, and Mount Joy on the Lancaster side and Abbottstown, New Oxford, and East Berlin on the Adams side. Call and we'll tell you honestly whether we can get to you quickly.

Zone 1EPA radon potential, York County

The highest of the EPA's three zones. The only way to know your own level is to test.

Testing is fast. Peace of mind lasts.

Find out what's beneath your home.

Request a no-pressure estimate from a local York radon professional.