A radon testing business listed in Castle Rock, CO. It's on RadonScout because Colorado DORA credential records list it; the numbers and the roster date are below.
Want to check these yourself? How to verify a radon license in Colorado. A credential confirms a business is licensed and reachable; it isn't an endorsement of workmanship.
From the business’s own website, not independently confirmed city by city.
Yes. Colorado DORA records list it with testing license RME-38 (Colorado DORA Office of Radon Professionals licensee roster, 2026-10-02). Colorado licenses individual radon professionals, not companies. DORA's roster ties these licenses to Aspire Property Inspection, so ask which licensed person will do your job. How to check a license yourself →
Testing, going by its state records: it has a license for testing but no mitigation license, so it measures radon rather than installing systems. We list what its state licenses cover, not every service it may offer.
It’s based in Castle Rock, CO. On its own website it also names Colorado Springs, Fort Collins, Greeley and Pueblo (checked 2026-10-23). Those are its own claims, not confirmed city by city.
No. RadonScout lists businesses from Colorado DORA records, and listings can’t be bought or ranked. A state license confirms a business is licensed; it doesn’t vouch for workmanship, so get more than one quote and ask about the warranty.
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