Radon Mitigation Marketing Agency Turn a high reading and a closing deadline into booked tests and mitigation installs.

Most radon testing & mitigation companies budget a few thousand dollars a month across their site, ads, SEO, and reviews, on top of media spend — the right number depends on your county's radon geology and how much of your business is mitigation versus the test itself. Google Ads costs 10% of whatever goes to ad spend that month, floored at $600/mo, and we never mark up the media; SEO is priced at $50/page with a 10-page floor; a website is a one-time build priced from $1,500 to $20,000+ depending on scope (see /websites). Setup is $0, and a proposal with real numbers lands in your inbox inside one business day.

If your calendar has gaps, your bookings depend on two or three referring inspectors, or “radon mitigation near me” never turns up your name, an agency earns its keep. We put together the site, ads, SEO, and review pipeline that turns a homeowner's search into a booked test — and a reading over 4.0 pCi/L into a booked mitigation install. Already turning away work? You probably don't need one yet.

It keeps two very different clocks full — the short-term test that a closing deadline or a worried homeowner triggers, and the mitigation install that follows a positive result. On our end that means your site and brand, your Google Ads account, your map-pack rankings, and your AI-search visibility, plus the retest reminders and review requests that turn one elevated reading into a repeat, referring contact.

Look for one that understands a homeowner is weighing your NRPP or NRSB certification against a $15 kit from the hardware store — your license and real reviews have to be front and center, not buried. Ask how they track a call all the way to a booked test and a booked install, and whether the site, ad accounts, and data stay yours. Skip anyone who treats a radon company like a generic local business.

Paid search fills the calendar fastest — a test booking can land inside two weeks, since nobody sits on a number over 4.0 pCi/L for long. SEO and AI-search visibility take longer to build, usually a quarter or two, but the bookings they bring in stop costing you per click. Radon testing skews toward winter when houses are sealed tight, so pairing paid with organic from the start covers both the slow months and the rush.

One team runs the whole stack — site, paid search, local rankings, AI visibility, email, and review generation — instead of five vendors that don't coordinate. We track every call down to its real cost per booked test and per booked mitigation job, and make sure an elevated reading never just sits in someone's inbox. Pricing is posted publicly, terms are month-to-month with a 30-day guarantee, and your site, ad accounts, and data stay yours.

Yes — call, form, and booking tracking is live from day one, with short-term tests, long-term tests, and mitigation installs tracked as separate line items. You'll always know what a booked job truly cost you and which channel earned its keep.

Booked jobs. A click doesn't seal a foundation crack or vent a fan through a roof — every campaign gets tied back to the tests and installs it actually produced, so weak spend is obvious and easy to cut.

That's the half of the business that actually pays the bills. We build the follow-up — email, text, and a clear next step written into your reporting — so a reading over 4.0 pCi/L turns into a scheduled install instead of a homeowner who gets a second opinion or sits on it.

Yes. Online booking on your site plugs into whatever dispatch and reporting tools your crew already relies on, so a new lead shows up where your team works instead of a separate inbox nobody checks.

Everything — your site, your brand, your ad accounts, your reviews, and your customer list belong to you from the start, and every piece keeps running the day after we part ways. We're month-to-month, and there's no proprietary platform holding your data hostage.

Roughly 2–4 weeks for most radon testing & mitigation sites, covering the test pages, the mitigation pages, and the real estate/closing-timeline page most companies need. The timeline mostly tracks how fast you can turn around content and feedback, and we'll lay out a schedule up front.