We're a local Black Hills radon operation with one measure of a finished job: your number came down, and we can show you the test that proves it.
Call (605) 600-8804Questions about a test result, a quote, or whether you even need us? Call (605) 600-8804 or send the form — you'll get a straight answer, not a sales script.
Rapid City Radon does one thing: radon testing and mitigation for Rapid City and the Black Hills communities around it. Not roofing, not remodeling, not a franchise dispatching crews from three states away — radon, here, on the ground we live on.
That focus matters in this market more than most. The Black Hills sit on a granite core that carries natural uranium, and state test data has shown a majority of Pennington County radon tests coming back above the EPA action level — far above what the region's Zone 2 map label predicts. If you've just opened a test result with a number that made your stomach drop, take a breath: we've walked plenty of homeowners through that exact moment, and it is almost always more fixable than it feels. Here's the full story of why homes test high here →
Four commitments, on every job, no exceptions:
Here's something most homeowners don't know: South Dakota has no state licensing or certification requirement for radon contractors. Anyone with a drill and a fan can legally sell you a system tomorrow. The recognized national certifications — NRPP and NRSB — are voluntary here.
So instead of trusting a logo, know what to demand from anyone you hire — including us:
That's the whole checklist. Any outfit that meets it is worth your call. We built this company to clear that bar on every single job.
We work Rapid City and the I-90 corridor every day — Box Elder, Rapid Valley, Black Hawk, Summerset, Piedmont, and Sturgis. Find your town on our service areas page, or just call.
Tell us your test result, your foundation type, and your timeline — we'll tell you exactly what we'd do if it were our house, and what it costs.
(605) 600-8804South Dakota has no state licensing or certification requirement for radon contractors — the license doesn't exist here for anyone to hold. The recognized voluntary national credentials are NRPP and NRSB, and they're worth asking about whoever you talk to. What we promise instead of a stamp: every system designed and built to the ANSI/AARST national standards, and every install verified with a post-mitigation test you get in writing. Hold us to that bar — and hold anyone else you call to it too.
Yes. We cover Rapid City and the surrounding Black Hills communities — Box Elder, Rapid Valley, Black Hawk, Summerset, Piedmont, and Sturgis. If you're near but not on that list, call and we'll tell you straight whether we can get to you.
Yes — professional short-term testing, and post-mitigation verification on every system we install. And if a free DANR test kit is the right first step for you, we'll say so; the state distributes 500 free short-term kits to residents each year, first come, first served. We'd rather you test with a free kit than not test at all.