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In Business Since 1990 | FREE Radon Estimates | Military DISCOUNT Available

In Business Since 1990
FREE Radon Estimates
Military DISCOUNTS Available

Radon is the 2nd leading cause of Lung cancer in the U.S. We will help reduce the radon in your home by designing a radon reduction system to fit your needs. Your system will be constructed with environmentally sound, proven safe methods, with the comfort of your home in mind. We offer several options, depending on your needs and radon levels.

Radon Mitigation Services

Remediation that includes a mechanical means of extraction

Sub-slab ventilation system
Air to air exchanger

Designed for high levels of radon 4.0 or higher
Cost: starting at $950
Cost reduction for those homeowners who have a passive system (builder installed tubing through walls and roof)
Guaranteed results with levels below 4.0 PCI/l

Areas Where Radon May Be Found

Radon is found in soil and rocks. It can enter our home or office through cracks and gaps in the foundation walls. Radon can also be found in well water. The amount of radon in the air is measured in picocuries per liter or “pCi/L.” Indoor levels can be as outdoor, 0.3 pCi/L or measure hundreds of times higher. The NEHA action level of 4.0 pCi/L.

Radon problems have been identified in almost every state, with the highest amounts measured in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, Maine, Florida, New York, Colorado, Tennessee, and Montana. The NEHA estimates that 1 out of every 15 homes in the United States has an elevated level of radon gas. In some areas, as many as 1 out of every 5 homes may be affected.

Effects of Radon on Your Health

Radon gas contains radioactive particles that can get trapped in your lungs when you breathe. These particles release small bursts of energy that can damage lung tissue and lead to lung cancer.

Although some scientists dispute the precise number of deaths caused by radon, ALL major health organizations including the American Lung Association, the Centers for Disease Control, and the American Medical Association agree with the estimates -up to 22,000 people die of lung cancer each year being exposed to radon gas.

Get an expert to come check your home for harmful pollutants. Call us for information about options available to help reduce the radon levels in your home. Keep your family safe.