A radon testing and mitigation business listed in Omaha, NE. It's on RadonScout because Nebraska DHHS credential records list it; the numbers and the roster date are below.
Want to check these yourself? How to verify a radon license in Nebraska. A credential confirms a business is licensed and reachable; it isn't an endorsement of workmanship.
One business’s handful of prices isn’t a typical cost. For metro numbers that clear our 5-prices-from-3-contractors bar, see the cost guide.
Yes. Nebraska DHHS records list it (as Drew Radon Group LLC dba Radon Defense Midwest) with mitigation license RCB-1101 and testing license RMB-1239 (Nebraska DHHS radon program roster, license expires 3/31/2027). How to check a license yourself →
Both, going by its state records: it has mitigation license (for installing a radon reduction system) and testing license (for measuring radon). We list what its state licenses cover, not every service it may offer.
RadonScout has 8 individual prices on record for Radon Defense Midwest, listed above with dates and sources. Prices from one business aren’t a typical cost, so we don’t average them: we only publish a cost figure for an area once we have at least 5 verified paid-job prices from at least 3 different contractors. Radon mitigation costs →
No. RadonScout lists businesses from Nebraska DHHS 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.
Listings come from Nebraska DHHS records and can't be bought or ranked. Businesses can update their details for free (services, cities served, description, warranty); added details are shown labeled “provided by the business.” Anyone can suggest a correction.
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