Where We Work
Radon work routes easily across south-central Kentucky — a monitor drop is a short visit, and mitigation crews cover the region weekly. The karst belt runs through every town below.
| City | Coverage |
|---|---|
| Bowling Green, KY | Warren County's seat, Kentucky's third-largest city, and the capital of cave country — a town literally underlain by Lost River Cave, in the EPA's highest radon zone. |
| Franklin, KY | Simpson County seat on the Tennessee line — same karst belt, growing fast along I-65. |
| Glasgow, KY | Barren County seat — and 'Barren' is a karst word; the county is sinkhole country through and through, minutes from Mammoth Cave's southern reaches. |
| Scottsville, KY | Allen County seat, southeast toward the state line — rolling karst farmland and small-town housing stock with plenty of cellars and crawls. |
| Russellville, KY | Logan County seat to the west — historic square, older housing core, and the same Zone 1 designation as the rest of the region. |
| Morgantown, KY | Butler County seat on the Green River — small, rural, and sitting on the same limestone as everyone else. |
| Smiths Grove, KY | Northeast Warren County on the Mammoth Cave road — antique-town charm sitting directly on cave-system limestone. |
| Alvaton, KY | South Warren County's acreage-and-new-build corridor — custom homes, big lots, fresh foundations on old rock. |
Outside these cities?
Call (270) 606-7712. Outside these towns but inside the region? Call anyway — certified pros travel, and quotes are based on the house, not the zip code.