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Crawlspace Encapsulation
Why encapsulation? Moisture Control, Improve Air Quality, Energy Efficiency
Offered Services: -Vapor Barrier Install -Seal Foundation Openings -Insulation -Sump Pump Install -Dehumidifier Install, Spray Foam Installation
Offered Services: -Vapor Barrier Install -Seal Foundation Openings -Insulation -Sump Pump Install -Dehumidifier Install, Spray Foam Installation
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Radon Mitigation
Do you have a high radon number? Radon is the number one non-smoking cause of lung cancer in the United States. You are in a hazardous zone. We can help.
Offered Services: Radon mitigation installs on all foundation types.
Offered Services: Radon mitigation installs on all foundation types.
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Radon System Repair
Did your system stop working? No problem. We can help.
Offered Services: Fan Replacement, Diagnose system failure, Piping Repair, Correct a poor install, Ventilation Adjustments, Sump pump maintenance, Sealing and Caulking, System upgrades, Radon Mitigation System Inspections
Offered Services: Fan Replacement, Diagnose system failure, Piping Repair, Correct a poor install, Ventilation Adjustments, Sump pump maintenance, Sealing and Caulking, System upgrades, Radon Mitigation System Inspections
FAQs
We Have Radon Mitigation Experts You Can Trust
Radon is a colorless, odorless, and tasteless radioactive gas that forms naturally from the
decay of uranium in soil, rock, and water. It can enter buildings through cracks, gaps, and
other openings in the foundation.
Yes. If you are in a hazardous zone, radon is here. The question is whether or not the
home is sealed up properly. 51% of homes tested in this area come back higher than EPA
standards. Statistics do not point to basements as the highest foundation type for
elevated levels.
When properly designed and installed by a licensed radon professional in most cases,
radon mitigation systems can be highly eĊective in reducing indoor radon levels and
minimizing radon exposure. However, the eĊectiveness of mitigation depends on factors
such as the type of system installed, the quality of installation, and ongoing maintenance.
Regular testing is recommended to ensure that radon levels remain within safe limits.
The duration of radon mitigation installation can vary depending on factors such as the
complexity of the system, the size of the building, and any necessary repairs or
modifications. In many cases, radon mitigation can be completed within a day or two.
The cost of radon mitigation can vary depending on factors such as the size and layout of
the building, the type of mitigation system required, and the extent of any necessary
repairs or modifications. On average, radon mitigation costs range from a $700 hundred
to a few thousand dollars.
Yes, radon mitigation systems can be installed in existing homes to reduce indoor radon
levels. Mitigation techniques may vary depending on the design and construction of the
building, as well as the severity of the radon problem.
The only way to know if your home has elevated radon levels is to test for it. Radon
testing kits are available for purchase and can be used to measure radon concentrations
in indoor air. If test results indicate radon levels above the recommended action level
(usually 4 picocuries per liter or higher), mitigation may be necessary. If you are involved
in a real estate transaction, you should have your testing conducted by a licensed radon
measurement technician or professional.
Radon mitigation involves techniques and systems designed to reduce indoor radon
levels and minimize radon exposure. Common mitigation methods include sub-slab
depressurization, which involves installing a ventilation system to draw radon gas from
beneath the building and vent it safely to the outdoors.
Radon gas can enter buildings through openings in the foundation, such as cracks in the
concrete slab, gaps around pipes and utility lines, sump pump pits, and construction
joints. It can also seep through porous materials like concrete, bricks, and floorboards.
Radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer after smoking and is estimated to be
responsible for thousands of lung cancer deaths each year. Long-term exposure to
elevated levels of radon can increase the risk of developing lung cancer, particularly in
smokers or individuals with pre-existing respiratory conditions.
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