Radon Removal Staff

Randy Weestrand            President
Randy started construction work in 1967, working his way through high school and college as a carpenter. In 1978 he got his degree in Business Administration from the U of M and joined his father’s home building company as Executive Vice President. In 1988 he went off on his own as a custom home builder, and started a sideline of radon mitigation. In 1998, the “sideline” had grown to a point where he decided to quit building and concentrate fully on radon mitigation. Randy is also a NEHA certified instructor, and teaches classes on radon to Realtors, builders, home inspectors and architects.
NEHA Mitigation Certification #100774

Susan Weestrand            Office Manager
Randy’s wife Susan works part time in the office, where she keeps all the “behind the scenes” details flowing smoothly.

Chris Weestrand            Estimator
Chris began installing radon systems in 2000. That makes him one of the most experienced radon techs in the Midwest. A lot of things can cause problems with a radon mitigation system, and Chris has seen them all. As an estimator, he combines this experience with a drive to understand exactly what you want. The result is that both you and your home are treated with a special sort of respect.
NEHA Mitigation Certification #102230

Jason Lynn                         Installer
After getting his 4 year degree in Forestry at the U of M, Jason decided that the transient lifestyle of a forester would be too disruptive to his young family. Since he enjoys the outdoors, he went to work for a building contractor, where he learned the trade of carpentry and spent 8 ½ years building new homes. In March of 2007, with the housing market slowing, we were able to hire him as an installer. Jason’s craving to learn, his technical problem solving skills and his carpentry experience make him very appreciated by our clients.
NEHA Mitigation Certification # 104650

Pat Brennan                         Installer
Pat spent over 20 years in the home building industry. As a master carpenter, he learned how homes go together. Later, as project manager, he coordinated the building of some of the nicest homes in the Twin Cities. Pat is a problem solver, and he was right at home with the complexities of home building. But weary of the boom and bust cycles housing industry, he joined us in June of 2011. Pat has a deep understanding of construction and an easy going personality that will make you glad to have him in your home.
NEHA Mitigation Certification #106466