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Radon testing
Reliable measurement for homeowners, buyers, sellers, property managers, and commercial teams.
Request testing →Tennessee + Alabama
Invisible risk.
Measured. Reduced.
Radon testing and property-specific mitigation for homes, real-estate transactions, multifamily properties, and commercial buildings.
Clear answers. Thoughtful system design. Work built around your property.
A clear-air plan
- 01TestKnow the level
- 02DesignFit the property
- 03VerifyConfirm the result
01Residential + Commercial
02Testing + Mitigation
03TN + AL Service
04NRPP-Certified Team
The problem is invisible
Know your level.
Fix the source.
Radon is a naturally occurring gas that can enter through foundations, gaps, and service openings. You cannot see, smell, or taste it. Testing replaces uncertainty with a number—and a clear decision.
Schedule a radon test →
Qualified professionals
NRPP Certified.
Our team holds National Radon Proficiency Program certification, with work grounded in recognized radon practices, professional responsibility, and continuing competency requirements.
Learn about NRPP certification →Understand your number
What does your radon result mean?
Enter a test result in picocuries per liter. This quick guide uses current U.S. EPA action-level guidance and gives you a practical next step.
Your guidance will appear here
Start with the measured number.
Then we can help you decide whether to retest, assess the building, or plan mitigation.
Guidance source: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. This tool explains a result; it does not replace a property assessment.
What we do
Complete radon solutions.
From one-room testing to a complex commercial system, every job starts with the property and the people who use it.
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Mitigation systems
Property-specific systems designed to reduce radon while respecting the structure and the way it is used.
Discuss mitigation →03
Real-estate testing
Clear coordination and reporting for time-sensitive purchase and sale decisions.
Plan a transaction test →04
Commercial + multifamily
Assessment and mitigation planning for workplaces, schools, multifamily properties, and larger facilities.
Talk about a building →05
New construction
Radon-resistant features and pre-finish planning that are easier to integrate before the building is complete.
Plan before construction →06
System inspection + repair
Evaluation of existing fans, piping, seals, alarms, and system performance when something does not look right.
Request an inspection →One standard. Two environments.
Home comfort.
Commercial confidence.
Residential work calls for care around the people, finishes, and routines inside a home. Commercial work adds coordination, documentation, scale, and operational constraints. We approach each accordingly.
Protect the place you live.
- Home and real-estate testing
- Existing-home mitigation
- New-construction planning
Make the building easier to trust.
- Commercial and multifamily testing
- Custom mitigation planning
- Existing-system assessment
How it works
From question to clear air.
A disciplined four-step process keeps the work understandable from the first measurement to the final verification.
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Test
Measure the property and review the conditions around the result.
- 02
Design
Choose the right route, equipment, and approach for the building.
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Install
Complete the system with attention to performance, access, and appearance.
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Verify
Confirm operation and explain what the property owner should know next.
Service area
Built here. Ready to travel.
Dream Solutions Radon serves residential and commercial clients across Tennessee and Alabama. Tell us where the property is located and what you need—we will confirm availability and the right next step.
Check your property →Straight answers
Radon, without the mystery.
Still unsure where to begin? Start with a conversation.
Call (615) 482-9627 →What is radon?
Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas that can move from the soil into buildings. Because it has no color or smell, a test is the practical way to know the level in a property.
When should I test?
Test when you want a baseline, during a real-estate transaction, after major foundation or HVAC changes, or when an existing mitigation system needs to be checked.
How does mitigation work?
Most systems create controlled suction beneath the building and vent soil gas safely above the roofline. The exact design depends on the foundation and building conditions.
How long does installation take?
Timing varies by property and system complexity. After reviewing the building, we can give you a clear scope and realistic schedule before work begins.
Can an existing home be mitigated?
Yes. Mitigation systems can be designed for existing homes as well as new construction. The route and equipment are planned around the property.
Request an estimate
Let’s make the next step clear.
Tell us about the property and what prompted the call. We will review the details and follow up.