A familiar moment
The homeowner calling after a long-term test in a lower-ground room
You are inspecting another installation when a homeowner calls with a radon report for a house that includes a converted lower-ground room. Ziverly can capture the property type and broad location, who commissioned the test, test type and dates as stated, caller-supplied result without interpreting or confirming it, rooms and storeys involved, property transaction, renovation or occupancy context, existing underfloor space, ventilation, sump, membrane or earlier mitigation only if known, damp, drainage, extension or structural work mentioned, surveyor, test provider, employer, landlord, buyer, local authority or other professional involvement, available reports, access, timing and preferred contact. It does not validate the test, compare the result with an action level, advise on exposure, health, occupancy, retesting or urgent action, diagnose entry routes, select or design a sump, fan, membrane or ventilation measure, assess electrical, drainage, structural, damp, planning or compliance matters, quote, accept the project or promise a reduction. Health concerns need the appropriate healthcare or public-health source, and immediate building or electrical danger needs the relevant emergency or competent route.
