New Jersey Home
Inspection
G. WARREN HOME INSPECTION INCLUDES:
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PRICES STARTING AT $199 |
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MONEY BACK GUARANTEE! |
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DANGERS OF CARBON MOXOXIDE |
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HI TECH COMPUTERIZED REPORT |
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A COMPLETE HOME INSPECTION BY NEW JERSEY HOME INSPECTORS
Our Promise to You: If you allow us to inspect your the home you want to buy, we promise we will do the very best to provide you with the most thorough home inspection possible. We inspect every home as if it were our family who were going to live in it! G. Warren INc. will take the time to systematically inspect your potential new home, explain the findings, and answer any question you may have both during the inspection and after. Our reports are written in plain English, are computer generated, and include pictures. Armed with this information you can make your decision with confidence.
G. Warren Home Inspection NJ
New Jersey - Radon Technician license # MET 10972 NJ
Can a Radon Problem Be Fixed?
You can
test your own home or hire an EPA-listed or state-certified
Radon tester. Call your state Radon office for a list of these
professional radon testers. If you test your own home,
carefully follow the instructions with the test kit. G. Warren
Home Inspection for Radon testing uses the standard test
method of "Charcoal Absorption Canisters." The detectors will
remain in the dwelling for 2-6 days. Then the canisters are
sealed and sent to an independent laboratory for analysis. The
results are typically available within 7 days from the day of
inspection. By law, all companies conducting radon testing and
mitigation in NJ must be certified by the Department of
Environmental Protection (DPA) For more information see
internet site www.nj.gov/dep/rpp/radon/ .As per
EPA information, a variety of methods can be used to reduce
Radon in homes. Sealing cracks and other openings in the
foundation is a basic part of most approaches to radon
reduction. EPA does not recommend the use of sealing alone to
limit radon entry. Sealing alone has not been shown to lower
radon levels. In most cases, a system with a vent pipe and
fans is used to reduce radon. These "sub-slab
depressurization" systems do not require major changes to your
home. Similar systems can also be installed in homes with
crawl space. These systems prevent radon gas from entering the
home from below the concrete floor and from outside the
foundation. Radon mitigation contractors may use other methods
that may also work in your home. The right system depends on
the design of your home and other factors. For more
information on Radon Reduction go to the EPA web site at
"Consumer's Guide to Radon Reduction".
Counties Served in New Jersey |
Middlesex County,
Union County,
Somerset County,
Essex County,
Hunterdon County,
Hudson County,
Bergen County,
Passaic County,
Mercer County,
Ocean County,
Monmouth County, and
Morris County.
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