Creating a Safer, Cleaner, More Educated Tomorrow

The Radon Man of WI, LLC was founded by Thomas DeSautel who had a long history with his company, Executive Designs, which built homes throughout the area. The first mitigation system that Tom installed was in 1999.  After learning about the lack of mitigation services, Tom focused his energies on the radon mitigation side of the business.  As the business expanded, Scot joined Tom’s team and has since assumed ownership. 

 

Scot is certified through the National Radon Proficiency Program (NRPP) as a Radon Mitigation Specialist (ID#112866-RMS).  NRPP credentials demonstrate mastery of the specific skills, expertise, performance, compliance and quality control measures required to complete radon testing and remedial projects.  Scot has an extensive background installing radon mitigation systems in existing homes, daycare centers, and new construction.  Additionally, he has knowledge and experience in construction, basement encapsulation, and spray foam insulating residential and commercial businesses.

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The Radon Man of Wisconsin focuses on educating customers about the health dangers of radon and the importance of working together to reduce dangerous levels to below the Environmental Protection Agency safe threshold of 4.0 pCi/L.  

 

The Radon Man of Wisconsin approaches every installation in a customer’s home as if it were his own. He performs custom work as needed for clients in Central and Northern Wisconsin as well as the Michigan Upper Peninsula  Services are available throughout Wisconsin regardless of distance, and he will accommodate customers needs.  He provides FREE in-home test kits immediately upon request and will work around the customer’s schedule to ensure a safer living environment as quickly as possible. 

 

The Radon Man of WI, LLC is a family-owned business that aims to protect families of all ages particularly children who may be exposed to radon levels almost twice as high as those faced by adults.  Seniors who are aging in place in a home they have owned for decades are also at an increased risk, making it crucial for families to take steps to safeguard their elderly parents and grandparents. 

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