Expert Radon Mitigation Solutions

Protect your home with our certified radon mitigation services, which provide healthier living conditions. Our expert team specializes in efficiently reducing radon levels.

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Professional HOME Radon Mitigation

Your home’s health is our mission. Radon Gone offers bespoke solutions for reducing radon levels, helping your family from this invisible threat. Our expert team leverages advanced systems and industry certifications to ensure your home meets or exceeds EPA standards.

  • Certified Radon Mitigation Specialists
  • Custom Solutions for Every Home
  • Detailed In-Home Consultations
  • Guaranteed Radon Level Reduction

Solutions That Fit Your Radon Mitigation Needs

Our certified team holds a deep construction background, adding a layer of expert understanding to system installation. Working closely with you, we guide each step of the process to ensure peace of mind through our comprehensive service offerings.

  • High-Quality Materials and Fans
  • No Hidden Fees or Unexpected Costs
  • Solution That Complies with EPA Standards
  • 5-year Parts and Lifetime Labor Coverage
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Our Seamless Radon Mitigation Process

Navigate radon mitigation effortlessly with our easy-to-follow process. From inspection to installation, our experts ensure thorough and effective radon reduction, making your home healthier.

1

Professional Assessment

Our experts conduct a thorough inspection to evaluate radon levels in your home.

2

Custom Mitigation Plan

Develop a tailored radon mitigation strategy to address your home’s unique needs.

3

Expert Installation

Our certified team installs the system with precision, ensuring optimal performance.

Radon Mitigation Excellence

Radon Gone delivers unparalleled radon mitigation solutions, backed by decades of experience in construction and a proven track record of customer satisfaction and safety.

The Radon Gone Difference

Dedicated to delivering tailored solutions and exceptional service, we stand out in the industry.

Innovative Solutions

We craft mitigation systems tailored specifically to your home’s needs.

Certified Expertise

Our team comprises certified professionals with years of industry knowledge.

Dependable Service

We’re known for our lasting installations and comprehensive customer support.

By the Numbers

Our statistics reflect our solid foundation and unwavering dedication to excellence.

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Our Credentials

Accredited by leading industry organizations, our certifications underline our commitment to quality and professionalism.

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Radon Mitigation FAQs

Explore our frequently asked questions to gain insight into radon mitigation, ensuring your home stays safe and secure from radon exposure.

Radon is a colorless, odorless radioactive gas that forms naturally when uranium decays in soil, rock, and water. It can infiltrate homes through cracks and gaps in foundations and accumulate at harmful levels. Exposure to radon is the leading cause of lung cancer among non-smokers and the second leading cause overall. The risk from radon comes primarily from prolonged exposure to high concentrations. Homeowners should be concerned because radon can be present at significant levels in homes without any immediate signs or symptoms, which is why regular testing is important. Mitigation systems can effectively reduce radon levels in homes, making it critical to address radon presence for long-term health and safety. Regular monitoring and professional mitigation can ensure that indoor air remains safe, lowering the risks associated with this unseen hazard.

Radon mitigation systems vary based on home construction and specific radon levels. The most common and effective system is sub-slab depressurization, which involves a vent pipe system and fan to pull radon from beneath the home and release it outside before it can enter the house. For homes with crawlspaces, sub-membrane depressurization is used, involving covering the earth floor with a plastic sheet and drawing radon from below it. Other methods include ventilation improvements that increase air changes to dilute radon concentrations. Active soil depressurization is customizable based on the foundation type, whether slab-on-grade, basement, or crawlspace, ensuring effective radon reduction. Radon Gone evaluates your specific situation to design a tailored system that efficiently reduces radon levels while maintaining your home’s integrity and aesthetics. Each system is designed for maximum efficiency and longevity, providing ongoing protection against radon exposure.

Professional radon mitigation is recommended because it ensures that systems are installed correctly, using standardized materials and techniques, to effectively reduce radon levels and provide long-lasting protection. DIY methods might seem cost-effective initially, but without the knowledge and tools professionals have, they often fail to adequately address radon issues. Professional mitigators like Radon Gone offer expertise in assessing each home’s unique needs and engineering tailored solutions that meet safety standards. They use high-quality materials and adhere to industry best practices, ensuring that the system not only lowers radon levels but also integrates well into the home’s structure. Additionally, professionals provide follow-up testing to verify system performance and ensure customer satisfaction. Trusting experienced professionals avoids the potential pitfalls and ineffective outcomes associated with DIY approaches, safeguarding home health comfortably and reliably.

After the installation of a radon mitigation system, it’s crucial to retest to ensure the system is effectively lowering radon levels. Radon Gone recommends performing a short-term radon test immediately following system installation, usually within 24 to 48 hours. This initial testing confirms that radon levels have dropped to acceptable ranges. Following this confirmation, it’s advisable to schedule regular testing at least every two years to ensure continued effectiveness, especially after significant home renovations or structural changes. This repeated verification ensures the mitigation system is functioning optimally and allows for any necessary adjustments to be made. Regular monitoring provides assurance that the protective measures continue to safeguard your home’s air quality effectively. Continual testing is an integral part of radon reduction strategy, maintaining both safety and compliance with health standards.

While radon commonly enters homes through foundation cracks and openings in basements, it can also infiltrate through exposed soil, crawl spaces, or through gaps in the slabs of ground-level floors. It can seep through walls, construction joints, service entries for utilities, and even sump pumps. Any structure in contact with the ground can potentially allow radon to enter. Even homes without basements can have radon problems if the underlying soil has high uranium content that generates radon gas. Radon Gone evaluates your entire home structure, ensuring that every potential radon entry point is managed effectively. Mitigation systems account for all areas of intrusion, ensuring comprehensive coverage and optimal radon level reduction, irrespective of entry method. This holistic approach ensures that indoor environments are consistently shielded from radon dangers, enhancing safety across all home levels.

The cost of a radon mitigation system is influenced by several factors, including the size and layout of your home, the radon levels detected, and the type of foundation present. On average, a professional radon mitigation system can range from $800 to $1,500. This includes the cost of materials, labor, and testing to confirm the system’s effectiveness. At Radon Gone, we offer transparent pricing and customized solutions tailored to meet the specific needs of each home, ensuring both effectiveness and affordability. Our goal is to deliver high-quality systems that provide substantial radon reduction, protecting families while respecting budget constraints. During consultations, we provide detailed estimates, allowing homeowners to understand both the costs and benefits of their tailored mitigation plans before proceeding.

While not traditionally part of routine maintenance, radon inspection should be considered an essential practice for maintaining indoor air quality, particularly in areas prone to higher radon levels. Just as HVAC systems are serviced or water quality checked, regular radon testing provides peace of mind and ensures the ongoing effectiveness of mitigation systems, if present. At Radon Gone, we emphasize the importance of integrating radon testing into your regular home maintenance schedule. Testing every two years or following significant structural changes ensures that radon levels remain within safe limits. For new homeowners or those who have never tested, undertaking a radon inspection as part of a comprehensive home health checkup helps identify hidden risks, preventing prolonged exposure and promoting family health.

Weather conditions can significantly influence indoor radon levels, as radon movement through soil and into houses is affected by changes in air pressure, temperature, and moisture. For instance, during rainy or snowy conditions, soil saturation levels increase, potentially causing radon gas to be pushed into the home as underground spaces become pressurized. Conversely, during dry conditions, the soil can crack and open new pathways for radon ingress. Storms and high winds can influence pressure differentials, drawing radon-rich air into buildings more quickly. At Radon Gone, we advise that homeowners be aware of local weather patterns that might impact radon levels and consider testing after significant weather events to ensure that radon mitigation systems are operating optimally. Understanding the interplay between weather and radon movement aids in predicting fluctuations and preparing adequate responses to maintain safe indoor environments.

Important Radon Gas Facts

Radon gas is a silent intruder in many homes and properties, causing serious health risks. Here are crucial facts you should know about its dangers.

#1
Cause of Lung Cancer
Among Nonsmokers
Radon Is a
Tasteless & Odorless Gas
Only Detected Using Specialized Tests
6
in
10
Homes In Southeastern Wisconsin Have Levels Above The EPA’s 4.0 pCi/L Radon Action Level

SEE WHAT OUR CLIENTS HAVE TO SAY

Our clients trust Radon Gone for reliable service and outstanding results. Consistently delivering peace of mind through top-rated radon mitigation, our customer testimonials speak volumes about our dedication and excellence.

  • Radon levels dropped from 13 to 1 within two days of installation! 10/10 would recommend to anyone!
    TOMMY B.
  • he work was finished within the estimated time and looks great. The follow up test results were 0.8 pCi/l. The whole experience was outstanding.
    BOB G.
  • Went from an average of mid 2’s – 3 to less than .4. The team laid out tarps to keep the floor clean. When they wrapped, they cleaned up the work space cleaner than it was before they got there!
    dANIELLE k.
  • Our mitigation system is now up and running and our radon levels are much lower than before, so we feel safer in our home. We definitely would recommend choosing Radon Gone for mitigation solutions!
    jess C.

HEALTHIER HOMES with Radon Mitigation

Our top priority is your radon safety. Take the first step toward a healthier space with our expert radon mitigation solutions. Contact us today to ensure your peace of mind.

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