Choose Milledge Construction as a trusted partner for your radon testing and mitigation systems.
Our team of certified professionals prioritize precision at every step, from accurate testing procedures to the meticulous implementation of our mitigation systems.
We understand your safety and peace of mind are paramount, so we go above and beyond industry standards to deliver comprehensive solutions tailored to your needs.
We’re committed to transparency and believe you should be well-informed throughout the process. You’re investing in a company dedicated to creating healthier, safer spaces for you and your loved ones.
Experience the Milledge Construction difference—where expertise meets a genuine commitment to your well-being.
Milledge Construction provides residential and commercial radon testing services in Iowa. You can also trust us to install or repair mitigation systems to prevent radon from pooling in your property.
Please use the form on this page to email us. You can also call (641) 218-5006 to speak with us directly.
In the pursuit of creating a safe and healthy living environment, consider radon testing and mitigation services as a crucial step.
Radon, a naturally occurring radioactive gas, is odorless and invisible, making it imperceptible to human senses. However, its potential health risks, particularly an increased risk of lung cancer, underscore the importance of proactive measures. Radon can seep into homes and commercial spaces from the ground, posing a threat to the well-being of occupants.
Opting for radon testing is not just a precautionary measure but a vital investment in the long-term health of individuals and the overall safety of the indoor environment.
Mitigation services, if needed, ensure radon levels are effectively reduced. This contributes to peace of mind, regulatory compliance, and the creation of spaces where families, employees, and communities thrive without the unseen risks associated with elevated radon levels.
Schedule radon testing & learn more about our radon mitigation systems today.