 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
PH: 719.481.6336
CELL: 719.466.1100
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Why do I need your Services?
A: You don't...but... do you really want to buy a home without having a professional engineer tell you if it is safe and free from material defects?
Q: Why should I hire you?
A: Take a look at my qualifications. I practice this type of work for a living.
Q: Do you commercial/industrial work?
A: Of course. I conduct health and safety audits at industrial operations. If you need an audit, face an NOV from a regulator, I can help.
Q: How much do you charge?
A: See my brochure for prices in the useful info section. I may not be the cheapest...but you do get what you pay for. You are mainly paying for a service. I have spent my professional life in health and safety, over 20 years.
Q: Are you insured?
A: Yes, The company maintains General Liability and Professional Liability.
Q: Are you certified?
A: Yes, I am certified by the National Association of Certified Home Inspectors. Also, certified by the National Environmental Health Association for Radon Test and Radon Mitigation. I am also a state licensed Professional Engineer and Registered Environmental Manager
Q:What Warranty do you offer on the radon system?
A: One year warranty, parts and labor but the fan is guarenteed by Fantech, Inc. for five years.
Q: What is the difference between 120 volt and low voltage Radon system?
A: The only advantage in low voltage is cost. The cost of an electrician is saved because in a low voltage system, an electrician is not needed to install the wiring. Instead, the fan uses a transformer to reduce the voltage down to around 24-30 volts. A simple 120V outlet is used to plug-in the transformer which usually goes inside the mech room and is about the size of a small loaf of bread (8” x 4” x 4”).
Q: Why do I need your Services?
A: You don't...but... do you really want to buy a home without having a professional engineer tell you if it is safe and free from material defects?
Q: Why should I hire you?
A: Take a look at my qualifications. I practice this type of work for a living.
Q: Do you commercial/industrial work?
A: Of course. I conduct health and safety audits at industrial operations. If you need an audit, face an NOV from a regulator, I can help.
Q: How much do you charge?
A: See my brochure for prices in the useful info section. I may not be the cheapest...but you do get what you pay for. You are mainly paying for a service. I have spent my professional life in health and safety, over 20 years.
Q: Are you insured?
A: Yes, The company maintains General Liability and Professional Liability.
Q: Are you certified?
A: Yes, I am certified by the National Association of Certified Home Inspectors. Also, certified by the National Environmental Health Association for Radon Test and Radon Mitigation. I am also a state licensed Professional Engineer and Registered Environmental Manager
Q:What Warranty do you offer on the radon system?
A: One year warranty, parts and labor but the fan is guarenteed by Fantech, Inc. for five years.
Q: What is the difference between 120 volt and low voltage Radon system?
A: The only advantage in low voltage is cost. The cost of an electrician is saved because in a low voltage system, an electrician is not needed to install the wiring. Instead, the fan uses a transformer to reduce the voltage down to around 24-30 volts. A simple 120V outlet is used to plug-in the transformer which usually goes inside the mech room and is about the size of a small loaf of bread (8” x 4” x 4”).
- Property Inspections
- Hazard Assessments and Testing
- Environmental, Health & Safety Consulting
- Hazard Assessments and Testing
- Environmental, Health & Safety Consulting
