DuPage Radon Contractors is driven to making real estate radon mitigation take less time, have fewer delays, and avoid surprises.

Even if the proposal was originally given to the Seller, DuPage Radon Contractors will honor it for the Buyer, and vice versa. Just change the name on the contract. This also makes it easy to perform the installation after the closing, if needed.

All warranties on DuPage Radon Contractors’ systems are recorded by address rather than by purchaser, so they automatically transfer upon building sale. One less piece of paper to take to closing.

We are fluent in use of lockboxes and communication with requested parties, such as buyers, sellers, attorneys, brokers, home owner’s associations, and more.

Home owners associations can require a wide array of regulations to meet and/or forms to submit. We can help with communication, will ensure all processes meet their rules, and will give them copies of our insurance, license, or anything else required.

We’re available for questions you have about the system or about the process. We are also open to suggestions on how we may be able to better serve a given client. And because we have a large installation team, there is an increased chance we can squeeze an appointment in for a rushed closing.

Radon can make people over-anxious. We are happy to help explain radon mitigation and calm down any involved party that is overly concerned. We always tell the truth, but the truth is calming. These systems truly work well, and short-term radon exposure is usually not overly harmful.

We frequently offer incentives to brokers, including coupons that can be forwarded to your clients, preferential scheduling, or discounts on weekend installations.

Free training is available for your company meetings or through our helpful realtor guides. We can help educate new real estate brokers on radon basics and keep veteran brokers up to date on any industry or rule changes.

We can supply brokers and broker offices with literature and guides that they can forward to clients to help them understand radon, radon mitigation systems, and the system installation process.

State regulations require brokers to have real estate sellers fill out a radon disclosure form and give out a radon pamphlet.

For disclosure forms, click here.

For pamphlets, click here.