RadonVerdict for home inspectors
Give every radon result a clear next step.
One client-ready link for result meaning, local cost context, seller-credit math, and a contractor quote checklist.
What your client receives
First
What the result means
A factual explanation of the reading, test context, and retest decision.
Then
A local money path
ZIP-based cost context before anyone picks an arbitrary repair or credit number.
Finally
A clean next action
Repair, credit, retest, or quote questions without replacing legal or contractor advice.
Send this after an inspection
A short client note, ready to paste.
It keeps the conversation factual and gives the client a route without making you the mitigation expert.
A radon result is a decision item, not a panic item. This free guide explains what the number means, how to check the local cost path, and when a repair, credit, retest, or quote checklist makes sense.
Make the follow-up specific
Send the client a link that starts with their result.
Use only the result, property ZIP, and situation already in the inspection conversation. Nothing is saved from this form.
The client will see the result context before choosing a local path.
1. Explain
Keep the result in context.
The client sees 2.0-3.9, 4.0+, and high-result next steps without a home-specific medical claim.
2. Price
Move from reading to money.
They enter ZIP and foundation context before discussing a repair ask or seller credit.
3. Decide
Give the report a next step.
The client can open a quote checklist or seller-credit worksheet without sending personal inspection documents.
Why clients can trust the packet
Useful before a contractor call. Clear about its limits.
Public-source context. County, state, EPA zone, housing, and cost-reference inputs are documented.
No hidden handoff. The client can use the guide without creating an account or uploading an inspection report.
No arbitrary local price claim. Local public quote ranges appear only after enough current priced signals exist.
Inspector stays in role. The packet helps clients understand options; it does not replace legal, medical, or contractor advice.
Free client resource