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Multifamily and commercial radon planning

Larger buildings require a building-specific measurement plan and, if needed, a mitigation design that accounts for zones, occupancy, foundations, mechanical systems, access, and phasing. A residential shortcut should not be assumed to fit multifamily or commercial property.

01

Define the measurement scope

Document building use, lowest occupied levels, units or zones, vacancies, HVAC schedules, renovations, access constraints, and the governing measurement protocol.

02

Define the mitigation scope

Clarify diagnostics, affected areas, tenant coordination, electrical and roof interfaces, fire and safety requirements, commissioning, documentation, and post-work measurement.

03

Procurement questions

Verify each responsible credential, relevant building-type experience, insurance and contract terms, applicable standards, schedule assumptions, communication plan, and who owns retesting.

Primary sources

Claims checked August 2, 2026. Guidance can change; confirm the current source before acting.