Service Areas

Serving the Lexington Metro Area

Daily routes across Fayette, Scott, Woodford, Jessamine, Clark, Madison, Franklin, and Bourbon counties in Central Kentucky.

Central Kentucky

Fayette, Scott, Woodford, Jessamine, Clark, Madison, Franklin, and Bourbon counties in Central Kentucky

Coverage

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Crews run daily routes across Fayette, Scott, Woodford, Jessamine, Clark, Madison, Franklin, and Bourbon counties in Central Kentucky. Select a community to center the map on it.

Communities

Local conditions we plan around

Lexington

Fayette County

A consolidated city-county where the Ordovician limestone beneath the Inner Bluegrass pushes average readings well past the EPA action level.

Radon systems in Lexington

Georgetown

Scott County

Scott County averages around 15 pCi/L, among the highest in the state, driven by phosphatic limestone directly beneath subdivision-era construction.

Radon systems in Georgetown

Nicholasville

Jessamine County

Bedroom community growth has laid newer slabs directly over the same karst-prone limestone that produces elevated readings across Jessamine County.

Radon systems in Nicholasville

Versailles

Woodford County

Woodford County carries the highest tested average in the region at roughly 20 pCi/L, five times the EPA action level.

Radon systems in Versailles

Winchester

Clark County

East of Lexington, Clark County readings sit at or above the EPA threshold, with older downtown housing and newer subdivisions both returning actionable numbers.

Radon systems in Winchester

Richmond

Madison County

University town housing ranges from century-old homes near campus to newer builds along the bypass, and both sit on EPA Zone 1 ground.

Radon systems in Richmond

Frankfort

Franklin County

The state capital straddles the Kentucky River, which has cut deep into the same Ordovician bedrock that generates high readings in the surrounding hills.

Radon systems in Frankfort

Paris

Bourbon County

A small-town housing stock sitting on the same phosphatic limestone that makes the entire Inner Bluegrass an EPA Zone 1 area.

Radon systems in Paris

Danville

Boyle County

Historic downtown homes and surrounding subdivisions share the karst geology that produces actionable radon levels across the southern Bluegrass.

Radon systems in Danville

Berea

Madison County

Sitting where the Bluegrass meets the foothills, Berea's mix of older college-town homes and newer construction both warrant testing.

Radon systems in Berea

Wilmore

Jessamine County

A small community on the same Jessamine County limestone that elevates readings in nearby Nicholasville, with housing that rarely gets tested until a sale.

Radon systems in Wilmore

Mt. Sterling

Montgomery County

East of the core Bluegrass counties, Montgomery County still sits on EPA Zone 1 ground where testing is the only way to know what a house holds.

Radon systems in Mt. Sterling

Radon crawl-space inspection at a Central Kentucky home

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