Nebraska

Radon testing & mitigation in Elkhorn

2 credentialed Nebraska radon professionals serving Elkhorn, sourced from the Nebraska DHHS credential rosters and cross-checked against each company's own site. Filter by what you actually need — a mitigation install, a test, or both.

Credential check: every Elkhorn-based contractor below is on a Nebraska DHHS radon roster (number and roster date on each card). That means they're allowed to do the work, not that they do it well. Check a Nebraska license yourself →
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Acuity Home Inspections LLC
Testing
Testing cert RMB-1256 (Nebraska DHHS radon program roster, license expires 3/31/2027)
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Corspect LLC
Testing
Testing cert RMB-1177 (Nebraska DHHS radon program roster, license expires 3/31/2027)
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CLH Services dba WIN Home Inspection
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Not headquartered in this city — states on its own site that it serves this area. contractor website, checked 2026-10-23 · source →
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Murray Inspection Service
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Not headquartered in this city — states on its own site that it serves this area. contractor website, checked 2026-10-23 · source →
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Element 86 Mitigation LLC
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Not headquartered in this city — states on its own site that it serves this area. contractor website, checked 2026-10-23 · source →
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Midlands Home Inspections Inc
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Not headquartered in this city — states on its own site that it serves this area. contractor website, checked 2026-10-23 · source →
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Questions

Does a radon contractor need a license in Nebraska?

Yes. Anyone working on a radon project or in a radon occupation in Nebraska must be licensed by DHHS, both individuals (measurement or mitigation specialists) and businesses. DHHS has a free online license lookup.

Source: Nebraska DHHS radon licensing. Checked 2026-11-05.
What radon level should I act on?

EPA recommends fixing a home at 4 pCi/L or higher and suggests considering a fix between 2 and 4 pCi/L. What your test number means →

Source: EPA, What is EPA's action level for radon?. Checked 2026-11-05.