Work with us
We are a local radon crew working out of 805 E Prospect St, York, PA 17403. When we hire, we hire local, and we would rather train someone careful than rush someone fast. Send your resume any time, whether or not a role is posted.
Current openings
We do not keep a standing list of vacancies on this page. Call or email to ask what is open right now, and we will tell you straight.
Email your resume to info@radonmitigationyorkpa.us with the role you are after in the subject line, or call (717) 275-0074. Tell us what you have worked on. A short note beats a long resume. Read about our team first if you want to know how we work.
The four roles
These are the jobs that exist in this trade. Tell us which one fits you, and say so even if you only match part of it.
Core the slab, dig the suction pit, run sealed PVC, mount the fan and label the system. You read the communication test and decide where suction lands. PA DEP mitigation certification required, or held within your first year.
Place and collect continuous monitors, record closed-house conditions, pull the hourly data and walk homeowners through the average. PA DEP measurement certification required, or held within your first year.
The way most people start. You carry pipe, cut and dry-fit, seal cracks, keep the work area clean and learn the system from the slab up. No certification needed on day one.
Answer the phone, book tests and installs around inspection deadlines, chase permits with the township, and keep test reports and warranty paperwork straight.
Before you apply
Why this crew
Every job sits inside York. No overnight travel, no three-hour drives to a jobsite.
Radon is all we do. You learn sub-slab depressurization deeply instead of half a dozen trades shallowly.
Pennsylvania requires DEP certification under 25 Pa. Code § 240 to test or mitigate for hire. We will talk through that path at interview.
Every system follows DEP rules and ANSI/AARST standards. Nobody here is asked to cut a corner to finish early.
Pennsylvania rules
Radon work in Pennsylvania is regulated, and that shapes how a career here starts.
Pennsylvania passed its Radon Certification Act in 1987. Anyone who tests, mitigates or runs laboratory analysis for radon on behalf of others has to hold radon certification from the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) (opens in a new tab). Chapter 240 of 25 Pa. Code sets the rules behind it, and the DEP Bureau of Radiation Protection keeps the directory of certified individuals and firms.
That means a technician on this crew is certified, or is working toward it with a certified technician alongside them. It also means an uncertified helper can absolutely start here, working alongside the crew on radon testing and radon system installation jobs. Plenty of good mitigators began by carrying pipe.
Certification is held by you as an individual, not just by the company you work for. Earn it and it travels with you for the rest of your career in this trade.
How we hire
We consider every applicant on the work they can do and the care they take doing it. We do not screen on race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, disability, veteran status, or any other basis protected by federal or Pennsylvania law. Ask us for a reasonable adjustment at any point in the process and we will sort it out with you.
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Send a short note and your resume. Tell us what you have built, fixed or installed, and what you want to learn next.
