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Protecting Your Property and Health from Radon Exposure
Radon is a colorless, odorless gas produced by the radioactive decay of uranium in soil and rock. It can seep into buildings through cracks in foundations, gaps in floors, or around pipes — especially in basements and lower levels. Long-term exposure is linked to an increased risk of lung cancer, making radon a serious threat to indoor air quality for both residential and commercial properties. Understanding radon testing and mitigation is crucial for property owners and occupants.
Whether you own a home, manage a business, or are involved in new construction, our professional radon mitigation services are designed to protect occupants and ensure your building meets safety guidelines. We provide expert radon testing and certified radon abatement solutions.
Comprehensive Radon Mitigation Services
Active & Passive Systems
Active systems use fan-powered suction for maximum radon reduction, while passive systems rely on natural airflow and are often installed in new construction as a foundational barrier.
System Upgrades
Passive systems can be easily upgraded to active ones if testing shows elevated radon levels, ensuring long-term protection.
Ongoing Monitoring
Network-enabled radon monitors track radon levels in real time, confirming system effectiveness and providing peace of mind.
Why Radon Mitigation Matters for Every Building
Radon can enter residential homes, commercial buildings, and new construction projects alike. Since you can’t see or smell it, testing is the only way to know if your building is affected. If elevated levels are found, professional radon mitigation is the most reliable way to lower concentrations and protect occupants. Proper radon abatement is essential for health and safety.
Key benefits include:
- Reduced risk of lung cancer and other health concerns linked to radon exposure.
- Improved indoor air quality for employees, customers, and families.
- Long-term property protection and increased real estate value, making your property safer and more desirable.
Radon Mitigation for New Construction
We work directly with builders and contractors to integrate passive radon systems into new builds. This proactive approach makes it easier — and often less expensive — to manage radon from day one. If needed, these systems can later be upgraded to active radon mitigation for maximum protection, establishing an effective radon prevention strategy.
Expert Installation & Lasting Results
Every mitigation project is tailored to your building’s design and radon levels. We focus on
- Correct placement of suction points for maximum radon reduction.
- Durable materials to withstand years of use, ensuring a long-lasting radon solution.
- Proper sealing of entry points to block soil gas intrusion, creating a robust radon barrier.
- Clear instructions on system maintenance and performance checks, empowering you with knowledge about your radon system.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is radon and why is it dangerous?
Radon is a naturally occurring gas from the radioactive decay of uranium in the soil. Prolonged exposure increases the risk of lung cancer, making it essential to test and, if necessary, mitigate. Understanding radon’s health risks is the first step.
2. How does an active radon mitigation system work?
It uses a fan and suction points to draw soil gas from beneath the structure and vent it outside, preventing radon from entering the building. This active approach ensures consistent radon reduction.
3. Can radon affect commercial properties too?
Yes. Any building, whether a residential home, office, school, or warehouse, can have elevated radon levels. Commercial radon testing and mitigation are vital for occupant safety.
4. What’s the difference between passive and active radon mitigation?
Passive radon systems rely on natural airflow and are often installed in new builds, while active radon mitigation uses a powered fan for more consistent results and effective radon control.
5. How often should I test for radon?
Every 2–3 years, or after major renovations, to ensure your mitigation system is still working effectively. Regular radon testing is key to maintaining a safe environment.
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