Short-term test
$165per house
Two monitors placed side by side for two to four days, collected by us, with a written result in plain words.
Closed-house season
November–March
Prices for November 2026
Every price below includes the trip within twenty miles of Corliss Falls. A system price is confirmed in writing after we have looked at the basement.
$165per house
Two monitors placed side by side for two to four days, collected by us, with a written result in plain words.
$125per house
A second short-term test in the same spot, to confirm a first result before you decide on a system.
from $1,450installed
One suction point under a basement slab, sealed sump lid and floor cracks, one pipe, one fan and a vent above the roofline. The retest afterward is included.
$350each
For a large or divided slab, or a basement with a separate addition. We tell you at the look-around visit if one is needed.
quotedafter a visit
A sealed sheet over the crawlspace floor with its own suction point. The quote depends on the size and how easy it is to reach.
$395per fan
A new fan on an existing system, ours or someone else’s, with a check of the pipe and seals and a retest.
We stand behind our own work: if something we installed stops working the way it should, call and we come back to put it right.
Monitors are placed Monday to Thursday, so pickup lands on a weekday or a Saturday morning.
| Month | Test placements | Good to know |
|---|---|---|
| November 2026 | Open | No placements November 25–27 for Thanksgiving. Book about a week ahead. |
| December 2026 | Open until December 17 | Closed December 24 to January 1. Monitors placed by December 17 are collected before the holiday. |
| January 2027 | Open from January 4 | The busiest month. Book about two weeks ahead; system installs about three weeks out. |
| February 2027 | Open | A good month for a follow-up test on a January result. |
| March 2027 | Open while windows stay shut | Last weeks of closed-house season. After that we ask you to keep windows shut for the test days. |
No. Live as usual and use the door to come and go. Just keep windows shut and leave the monitors where we put them.
The fan sits in the attic or outside the house, so in most homes you hear a low hum near it and nothing in the rooms.
Send us the number and the date it was taken. We’ll suggest a follow-up test or set up a look-around visit.