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The county's western gateway — Main Street village homes along the Route 20 corridor, farm properties beyond, and a lot of houses held by the same families for decades. 48-hour certified tests, one-day mitigation.
Girard is the quiet kind of town people stay in. The Victorian-era homes along Main Street and the farm properties spread across the township don't turn over the way suburban subdivisions do — plenty of houses here have been in the same hands for twenty, thirty, forty years. That stability is the town's charm, and it's also exactly why testing matters more in Girard than almost anywhere: radon risk isn't about a single bad day, it's concentration multiplied by years of exposure. A buyer's inspection catches radon in towns where houses change hands; in a town where they don't, nobody's ever forced the question — and a home can quietly run high for decades.
The fix for that is one afternoon and $150–$250: a 48-hour test in the lowest lived-in level, certified report the day it ends. Most homes come back fine. If yours doesn't, mitigation installs in a day — with the sealing older village foundations need and sub-membrane systems for farmhouse crawl spaces — and from then on, the decades work in your favor instead of against you. Township properties on wells: mention it when you call; the air test comes first either way. Pricing details are on the cost page; common questions are answered in the FAQ.
A continuous radon monitor in the lowest lived-in level, with a certified same-day report — accepted for Girard real estate transactions, and the right first step for a home that's never been tested.
Sub-slab systems for village basements, sub-membrane systems for farmhouse crawl spaces — installed in one visit and verified with a follow-up test so you see the new number.
Tell us about your home — how long you've been there and whether you're on a well both help — and we'll call back with pricing and availability, usually within one business day.