Radon Mitigation
If your test shows elevated radon, we’ll connect you with a local radon mitigation pro.
Get My Free QuoteHow mitigation works
The most common approach is active soil depressurization: a vent pipe and fan draw radon from beneath the foundation and release it above the roofline, before it can enter living spaces. Sealing cracks and openings supports the system.
1. Assessment
Review your test results and your home's foundation type.
2. Installation
Install the vent pipe, fan, and system monitor.
3. Verify
Retest after installation to confirm levels have dropped.
Building or bought a new home? Read about passive radon systems in new homes.
Mitigation systems typically cost $1,500 to $2,000 (Utah DEQ: Testing Your Home; Radon & Real Estate; High Radon Levels). Actual quotes come from the independent pro.
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