What Is Radon?
Radon is a colorless odorless gas that naturally occurs as radioactive metals such as uranium break down in rocks, soil, or water.
Radon Testing
The best way to have your home tested for radon is to hire a certified professional to give you the most detailed and accurate testing results.
Radon Mitigation
Radon Mitigation System refers to any system or process designed to reduce the presence of radon gas in the indoor air of any property.
Radon Mitigation Systems
Radon Mitigation System refers to any system or process designed to reduce the presence of radon gas in the indoor air of a residential or commercial property. This is achieved by expelling the radon gas from beneath the foundation of a property before it can get inside the home or business.
There are a variety of different techniques and systems you can use to mitigate radon levels. Depending on your property’s foundation type, some systems are going to be more optimal than others. As NRPP Certified Radon Mitigation Professionals, we install the following Radon Mitigation Systems:
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The Importance of Radon Testing for Homebuyers
Radon is a significant concern in real estate transactions, yet it often doesn’t receive the attention it deserves. This naturally occurring radioactive gas, which seeps into homes from the ground, poses a serious health risk, particularly in enclosed spaces. For both buyers and sellers, understanding radon and addressing it during the home buying or selling process is crucial to ensuring safety and peace of mind.
Understanding Pressure Field Extension (PFE) Testing
When it comes to the safety of your home or business, few features are as critical as a reliable radon mitigation system. However, the amount of suction required for optimal mitigation can vary depending on a number of factors such as design and size. To help determine the proper level of suction and measure the effectiveness of a mitigation system, we perform what is known as Pressure Field Extension testing.
Inadequate Radon Testing in Multifamily Housing
A 2022 study found that around 15% of ground-level units in multifamily buildings across 29 states had radon levels above 4 pCi/L, and the newest testing requirements are not enough to ensure safe levels of radon.