Radon

GLE’s radon testing and remediation team provides assessments, consulting, and cost-effective plans and remediation. Radon is an odorless, colorless gas present in rocks and soil, that enters buildings through cracks and holes in foundations and walls. It can also be present in building materials. It readily builds to dangerous levels in contained areas when not properly ventilated.

Radon is a real threat in Florida and throughout the U.S., and can be present even in areas previously thought to be radon-free. Modern green building technologies contribute to radon problems by trapping gases inside tight building envelopes, allowing concentrations to build to dangerous levels. Left unremediated, radon is a significant human health concern, leading to long-term illness and death due to cancer and related diseases.

GLE is a State of Florida licensed radon assessment, consulting, and remediation firm. Our full-time staff carries certifications in radon measurement and remediation design. Our cross-disciplinary team also includes building inspectors, contractor supervisors, management planners, designers, project managers, and industrial hygienists.

We are a recognized leader in Florida and the Southeastern U.S. in radon and other indoor air quality matters, with an extensive portfolio of satisfied clients from both private and public sectors and nearly every type of commercial building including industrial, manufacturing, hospital, retail, office, high rise, warehouse, long-term residential, child-care, courthouse, museum, and school.

Radon consulting, survey, and remediation services offered by GLE include:

• Assessment
• Short term and long term testing
• Mitigation planning
• Mitigation design and administration

GLE’s experience in the radon consulting field is unsurpassed. We have provided radon consulting services for multiple school districts, including the eighth largest school district in the nation, municipalities, state agencies, as well as private health care facilities. Contact us today to schedule an assessment.

To learn more information on whether your building should be tested for radon, check out GLE’s most recent blog post.