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Editorial and Corrections Policy
Our goal is to publish practical, accurately sourced radon information while clearly separating educational content from our commercial referral service.
Source standards
We prefer primary public-health and government sources, including the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and Washington State Department of Health. Local geology statements are tied to identified government assessments or research summaries. Citations are placed near consequential claims so readers can inspect the source directly.
Review process
Before publication, we check that safety thresholds, testing guidance, timelines, geographic claims, and descriptions of mitigation methods match the cited material. We avoid presenting a county radon-zone classification as an individual property result. We also distinguish what this website does from what an independent contractor or tester does.
Commercial independence and conflicts
SpokaneRadonMitigation.com may earn a referral or marketing fee from a provider that responds to a service request. That commercial relationship does not permit a provider to rewrite cited public-health guidance. Provider availability, credentials, recommendations, estimates, and work are independently confirmed between the visitor and the provider.
Corrections and updates
We review correction requests against the cited source and update material errors as promptly as practical. Significant corrections will be reflected in the page’s review date. To report a possible error, identify the page, the statement, and the supporting source below.