• A quality radon mitigation system is designed and built to redirect soil gasses prior to entering your home.

• By drilling into the concrete or sealing the crawl space underneath your home, trapped gasses in the soil will be directed away from the inside air.

• A well-maintained radon fan will extract gasses upward and away from your home, effectively restoring your home’s air quality.

• We customize your radon mitigation installation based on several factors in your home:

  • foundation type

  • exterior finishes

  • radon fan placement

  • cosmetic value and integrity

• If you have a question about adding value to your property, don’t hesitate to ask our technician.

Components for each radon mitigation system will look different based on your home’s needs:

• Core Drilling

• PVC Piping

• Radon Fans

• Sump Pump Cover

• Manometers

• Crawlspace Membranes

• Sealing

• The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) estimates that radon caused 21,000 lung cancer deaths per year.

• Radon-associated lung cancer can be prevented by limiting exposure to radon in indoor air.

• In many real estate transactions, buyers will request a radon test and mitigation if levels are above normal readings.

• Some mortgage lenders require radon mitigation before closing on a property.

• The EPA recommends installing a system if your radon level is at or above 4 picocuries per liter (pCi/L) of air.

Radon mitigation system installation typically ranges in cost between $1,800 - $4,000 depending on several factors including the size of home, interior or exterior installation model, foundation type, and other factors specific to your home.