Straight answers for lenders, owners, and brokers running FHA and Agency diligence.
Is NOI Radon NRPP certified?
Yes. NOI Radon is National Radon Proficiency Program (NRPP) certified. Measurement work follows the protocols lenders and Agency programs expect for multifamily diligence.
Do you focus on multifamily or single-family testing?
This page and our Friction Cut workflow are built for multifamily owners, property managers, lenders, and brokers running FHA and Agency deals. Single-family requests are outside the primary focus here. Use the quote form if you have a mixed portfolio question.
Do you schedule site visits nationwide?
Yes. We coordinate site visits nationwide and schedule placement and retrieval around your closing calendar.
How do fixed fees work, and how do I get a quote?
Send the property details through the quote form on this page: address, units or buildings, lender or program, and deadline. We confirm protocol and send a fixed fee within one business day. Quotes are form-only. There is no public quote email or phone on this page.
Are your fees competitive?
Yes. We quote a fixed fee for the multifamily scope before testing starts, and we keep it competitive for FHA and Agency diligence. You see the price up front, not change orders after devices are already placed. Send the property through the quote form and we confirm protocol and fee.
What timelines should we expect on FHA or Agency-style deals?
We aim to keep radon on your closing calendar. Fixed fee within one business day, then placement and retrieval scheduled to hit the report date in your proposal. Exact windows depend on building access, closed-building conditions, and program requirements. Tell us the deadline up front.
What do lenders get in the report?
A lender-ready measurement report tied to the date in your proposal, framed for diligence instead of a raw lab dump. Built for the MAP and ANSI expectations FHA and Agency reviewers care about.
What if results are elevated?
If results are elevated, we work with local mitigation partners, obtain bids for the property, and review them against program requirements so you are not shopping mitigators alone.
Do you just place devices and send a report?
We look at the project before we test: radon zone risk, building layout, timeline, and what happens if results come back high. Then we build a test plan for this property. On Zone 1 or other high-probability sites, we plan with likely mitigation in mind so future retrofit work is easier and usually less expensive for the owner.
Do you follow closed-building and ANSI/AARST protocol?
Yes. Devices are placed and retrieved to ANSI/AARST multifamily guidance, with closed-building conditions accounted for during the test window. Protocol details are confirmed with your quote so the scope matches the lender or program.