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Trusted Radon Testing in Jackson WY for Homes and Businesses

Certified Expertise You Can Trust

Yes. Teton Inspection Services LLC is certified by NACHI, CCPIA, and NRPP. Our principal inspector is the only NRPP-Certified Soil Gas Mitigation Inspector (SGMCI) in the State of Wyoming, and the only NRPP-Certified Professional in Western Wyoming holding credentials in Measurement and Mitigation. With over 17 years of construction and building-science experience, we deliver expert radon inspection and reliable results backed by recognized national standards.

Comprehensive Services for Property Owners

Whether you’re purchasing a new home, managing a commercial property, or ensuring your family’s safety, our inspection and testing services in Jackson, WY, are tailored to your needs. In addition to radon testing, we provide professional radon mitigation design and installation, ensuring effective, code-compliant solutions that meet ANSI/AARST standards.

We also offer full property inspections, Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) testing for mold and environmental conditions, and third-party water sample collection for reliable laboratory analysis. This comprehensive approach makes Teton Inspection Services LLC your trusted partner for radon control, building performance, and overall property health and safety.

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What is Radon?

Radon Gas Is a Cancer-Causing, Radioactive element.

You cannot taste, see, or smell radon. Your home could be a problem without you ever knowing.

Why Test for Radon?

Radon testing is the only way to determine if your home is in the acceptable range. Radon is a radioactive gas that is found all over the United States. It emanates from the natural breakdown of uranium is soil, rock, water and then into the indoor air you breathe.

Reliable Radon Test Results

Since radon gas is not detectable by one's natural senses, specialty radon testing equipment is required for detection.

Passive devices are widely available to the public, these include charcoal canisters and other non powered mediums. After appropriate exposure time the medium is sent to a certified laboratory for analysis and results.

Active devices require power to operate. Continuous radon testing monitors are the most commonly used devices. They collect measurements hourly with results available as soon as the test duration is complete. This type of device is specifically designed to deter and detect interference, providing a more reliable radon testing result.

High Radon Level Detected?

If elevated levels of radon gas are discovered after radon testing, not to worry, you have options for corrective measures. Installation of a radon mitigation system will in most cases produce a significant reduction of level. Lowering the level is dependent on the type of construction and other factors.

Reduction System

Radon mitigation is achieved in many ways, this could be as simple as sealing cracks and openings in concrete walls and floors.

In most cases, an Active Soil Depressurization (ASD) system is designed and installed with suction point(s), sealed and mechanically fastened vapor barrier, exterior mounted vent pipe, and fan to reduce indoor radon levels. The most effective system depends on multiple factors and each radon mitigation system is unique to the individual property. Radon testing is always performed after the mitigation system is active to verify levels.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is radon, and why is it dangerous?

Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas released from the soil as uranium breaks down beneath the Earth’s surface. It’s invisible, odorless, and tasteless— yet it’s the leading cause of lung cancer among non-smokers in the United States. When radon seeps into homes through foundations, crawl spaces, or slab cracks, it can accumulate to unsafe levels. Long-term exposure to elevated radon concentrations poses serious health risks, making professional testing and mitigation essential for a healthy indoor environment.

How often should I schedule radon testing for my home or business?

It is recommended to test every two years, or sooner if you’ve renovated, added a basement, or installed a mitigation system.

What makes Teton Inspection Services different from other radon testing providers?

Teton Inspection Services stands apart as the only NRPP-Certified Radon Measurement Professional in Western Wyoming. We use advanced SunRadon® 1028-XP continuous monitors, each equipped with an environmental module and certified annually for precision and calibration accuracy. This ensures our clients receive reliable, defensible, and highly accurate results—meeting or exceeding national standards for radon testing in real-world building conditions.

Can radon levels be reduced if testing shows high results?

Yes. Elevated radon levels can be effectively reduced through an Active Soil Depressurization (ASD) system—engineered to create negative pressure beneath the structure, drawing radon gas out before it enters the living space. At Teton Inspection Services, we apply proven, standards-compliant methods in accordance with ANSI/AARST protocols, ensuring durable performance and measurable reductions. Whether your home has a crawl space or a concrete slab, we design and install tailored, code-compliant solutions that make your home safer, healthier, and more energy efficient.

Is Your Radon Mitigation System Operating Properly?/Do You Have a Radon Mitigation System—And Is It Working?

Even when a radon mitigation system is installed, proper operation and performance verification are essential for continued protection. Over time, fans can fail, seals can degrade, and system performance can drop below design levels —allowing radon to return. As the only NRPP-Certified Soil Gas Mitigation Inspector (SGM-CI) in Wyoming, Teton Inspection Services provides comprehensive radon inspections in accordance with ANSI/AARST standards. Using advanced diagnostic tools and performance verification methods, we evaluate fan operation, system pressure, discharge design, and compliance with national and local codes. Our goal is to ensure your mitigation system is functioning safely, efficiently, and effectively—providing the protection your property was designed to deliver.

Trusted Radon Testing in Jackson WY for Homes and Businesses