Radon Mitigation Jenera OH | Licensed RC202 Pros

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If a home inspector just flagged your Jenera property at 4.2, 7.8, or 14 pCi/L, you have two questions: is this actually dangerous, and how fast can it be fixed before closing? The answer to the first is yes — the EPA action level is 4.0 pCi/L, and Hancock County readings routinely exceed it. The answer to the second, when you call Radon Eliminator, is usually under one week from quote to a documented post-mitigation result.

We are licensed under Ohio Radon Mitigation License RC202. We install ASD (active soil depressurization) systems built to ANSI/AARST RMS-LB standards, with sealed sumps, proper pipe routing, manometer monitoring, and exterior discharge above the eave line — the same protocol used for federally-backed FHA and VA transactions. No shortcuts. No "we'll come back next month." No vague pricing.

For Radon Mitigation Jenera OH homeowners, the offer is simple: a permanent system, a clean install, and a written radon level under 4.0 pCi/L — or we keep working until it is.

Why Jenera Sits in a High-Radon Zone

Jenera and the wider Putnam–Hancock County corridor sit on glacial till and fractured limestone bedrock. That geology is excellent for groundwater — and excellent for moving radon gas up into basements, crawl spaces, and slab-on-grade homes. The Ohio Department of Health classifies this region as Zone 1, the highest radon potential category. The average indoor reading across Ohio is roughly 4–8 pCi/L, well above the national average and well above the EPA action threshold.

That is not marketing. That is the reason your test came back high, and the reason a permanent mitigation system is the only defensible answer.

Most Jenera homeowners shopping for radon work get one of three frustrating experiences: a handyman who installs a basement fan and calls it a system, a national outfit that won't commit to a closing date, or a company that refuses to put a price in writing. We built Radon Eliminator specifically to fix those three problems.

• Ohio License RC202, stated upfront. We lead with our license number because the state requires it and because most competitors bury theirs. If a contractor cannot show you an active Ohio mitigation license, they cannot legally do the work on your home.
• Closing-Date Radon Service. When your purchase agreement has a radon contingency, our schedule revolves around your closing date — not the other way around. Most Jenera real-estate jobs are tested, installed, and re-tested inside seven business days.
• Transparent, written pricing. Typical residential mitigation in the Jenera area runs $1,150–$1,950 depending on foundation type (basement, crawl, slab, or combination). Commercial, multi-family, and school projects are bid by square footage and sub-slab communication testing. You get the number before we start.
• Multi-vertical expertise. We install systems in single-family homes, apartment complexes, schools, daycares, and commercial buildings. Larger Putnam and Hancock County property owners with legal exposure obligations have an Ohio team that actually handles their scale.
• Home-inspector partner program. If you are a Jenera-area inspector or agent, our referral program includes priority scheduling, co-branded reports, and a published partner rate. Ask for it by name.
• Documented sub-4.0 pCi/L guarantee. Every install includes a post-mitigation test. If the number is not under 4.0 pCi/L, we modify the system at no charge until it is.

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We are a full-scope radon contractor. That means one Jenera phone call covers testing, diagnosis, design, install, verification, and long-term system service — there is no need to coordinate three different vendors.

Active soil depressurization systems engineered to your foundation: poured-wall basements common in older Jenera farmhouses, block basements, crawl spaces with sealed vapor barriers, and slab-on-grade ranches. Every install includes sub-slab suction-point selection, sealed sump covers, schedule-40 PVC routing, an exterior radon fan sized to the home's permeability, a U-tube manometer, and a labeled discharge above the roofline.

48-hour continuous radon monitor tests using calibrated CRM devices — the testing method required for real-estate disclosures and FHA/VA loans. Results are delivered as a signed PDF with hourly data, tamper indicators, and chain-of-custody documentation. This is the test format buyers, sellers, lenders, and underwriters accept without argument.

Putnam and Hancock County school districts, daycare operators, and apartment owners carry legal exposure obligations under Ohio Administrative Code. We design multi-point ASD systems for buildings over 2,000 sq ft, including pressure-field extension testing, multiple fan zones, and post-mitigation testing on every ground-contact room. Property managers receive a single documented report suitable for board review or tenant disclosure.

Bought a Jenera home with a system already installed? We test the system's performance, verify the manometer reading, check fan amp draw, inspect seals, and confirm the home is still under 4.0 pCi/L. Many systems installed 10+ years ago use undersized fans or improper discharge points — we fix both.

Every install includes a 48-hour CRM verification test starting 24 hours after system activation. The result becomes part of your real-estate file. This is the document your buyer's agent, lender, and home inspector will ask for.

The process below is built around real-estate deadlines because that is when most Jenera calls come in. The same workflow applies whether you are closing in 14 days or simply protecting your family long-term.

1. Phone consultation and written quote (same day). Tell us your foundation type, basement square footage, and current radon level. You get a flat-rate quote in writing before we drive out.
2. On-site diagnostic and design (1–2 days out). A licensed RC202 technician confirms suction-point location with a sub-slab communication test, identifies sealing needs, and finalizes the discharge route.
3. System installation (typically one day). Most Jenera residential systems are installed in 4–8 hours. We protect floors, vacuum debris, and walk you through the manometer before we leave.
4. Post-mitigation testing (48 hours). A continuous radon monitor confirms the home is under 4.0 pCi/L. You receive a signed PDF report.
5. Documentation delivery. Final report, system warranty, and Ohio license number go to you, your agent, and your buyer if applicable — usually within 24 hours of test completion.

Jenera is a small village in Hancock County with a housing stock that ranges from late-1800s farmhouses with stone-and-block basements to 1970s ranches with shallow slabs and newer builds with poured walls. Each foundation type behaves differently under depressurization, and we have installed in all of them across the village limits and out along Township Road 47, County Road 236, and the SR-186 corridor toward Bluffton.

We regularly service homes throughout the surrounding region — Findlay, Bluffton, Ottawa, Pandora, Leipsic, Arlington, Mount Cory, and Rawson — as well as commercial accounts in the Findlay-Hancock County Economic Development zone. Because we live and work in this geology, we know which neighborhoods tend to test in the 8–15 pCi/L range and which suction-point strategies work in our specific clay-and-limestone substrate.

For Jenera real-estate professionals: we coordinate directly with title companies and lenders in Findlay and Lima, and our reports are formatted to drop straight into an FHA or VA loan file without revision.