About Lubbock Radon
Who runs this site, what we do and don't do, and why we built a data page most radon companies never bother with.
Why this site exists
Radon in Lubbock is real. Submitted local test results run well above the EPA action level, but it's under-served online. Search "radon testing lubbock tx" today and you'll mostly find national 800-number lead-gen sites and generalist home inspectors for whom radon is a side offering, not a specialty. Homeowners deserve better than that: sourced local data instead of vague scare copy, and a direct line to independent professionals who actually do this work, without a call-center layer marking up the price. That's what Lubbock Radon is for.
We started with a simple question: if you're a Lubbock homeowner who just got a scary number on a home inspection, or you're buying a house and want to know what you're walking into, where do you actually go? The honest answer, before this site existed, was a mix of out-of-market call centers and generalist inspectors whose radon page is one line among twenty other services. We built this site to be the answer instead: local information first, referral second.
The standard we hold
Before we refer anyone, we look for voluntary national radon certification (NRPP or NRSB), insurance, a real Lubbock-area track record, and quotes that spell out scope, including a post-mitigation retest. Pros who can't show these aren't in the conversation.
Texas has no state radon license or certification of any kind. That's simply how radon work is regulated in Texas, and it means the voluntary national certifications (NRPP or NRSB) a professional chooses to earn, plus their actual local reputation, are the real signals worth checking. Anyone advertising themselves as "Texas-certified" for radon is claiming a credential that simply doesn't exist. We won't repeat that claim, and we'd encourage you to ask hard questions of anyone who makes it to you directly.
In practice, that means before we connect a homeowner with a professional, we check for the certification itself (not just a claim of one), confirm they carry insurance, and look for a track record that's actually local to Lubbock and the South Plains rather than a franchise brand with a Lubbock phone number bolted on. A quote that skips scope (that doesn't say what fan, what pipe route, what sealing, and whether a retest is included) doesn't meet that bar, no matter how competitive the price looks.
What we are, and aren't
LubbockRadon.com is owned and operated by Absolve Ventures LLC. We're a marketing and referral property: we connect Lubbock-area homeowners with independent local radon professionals, and we do not perform radon testing or mitigation ourselves. The pros you're connected with quote you directly. We don't take a cut of your bill.
That structure is worth being upfront about. We're not a radon company with a website; we're a website that exists to make finding a good radon company easier, and to publish the local data that a company trying to sell you a system has less reason to volunteer.
Practically, this means when you call or fill out our short form, we pass your information to one independent local professional who fits what you asked for: a test, a mitigation quote, help interpreting a high result. They take it from there. There's no bidding war between multiple contractors for your contact information, and no fee added to what that pro would otherwise charge you.
Why trust our numbers
Every figure on this site is sourced: to the EPA, RadonResources, the Texas Radon Program at Texas Tech, or Angi. We carry the caveats along with the numbers, including that Lubbock's eye-catching 12.7 pCi/L average comes from a small, self-selected sample, not a citywide survey.
We'd rather publish an honest, caveated number than a clean-sounding one we can't defend. That's also why you won't find fabricated reviews, invented years-in-business claims, staff photos, or a "Texas-certified" badge anywhere on this site. Those are easy ways to look more established than a marketing property has any business claiming to be, and we'd rather earn trust with sourced information than manufacture it. See the full breakdown, sources included, on Lubbock Radon Levels.
Questions? Testing? A high result you need help with?
Head to our contact page to get connected with an independent local radon pro, or read the sourced Lubbock radon data first.