According to the EPA, radon causes over 21,000 deaths every year in the United States (more than drunk driving incidents, drowning, and fires). What's most difficult about radon is that it hides in the home, invisible and odorless. Having your home tested for radon is a crucial part of every responsible homeowners maintenance plan. Radon testing is particularily important when considering the purchase of a new home.
Radon Testing & Mitigation
The Services We Offer to You Include:
How it Works
A mitigation system is a powered device that draws the air from below the basement slab of a home and exhausts it to the exterior of the home. A sub-slab depressurization system is the most common type. Installation is typically one of two ways:
- Exterior (through the exterior wall; fan on outside of the home)
- Interior (vent routed through the home and the fan installed in the attic of the home)