02 / Radon mitigation
A thoughtful system.
A healthier home.
When testing shows elevated radon, a mitigation system can help reduce the amount entering your living spaces.
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A common mitigation approach uses a pipe and continuously running fan to draw soil gas from beneath the foundation and discharge it outdoors, away from windows and other openings. This helps reduce radon entry into the home.
The right approach depends on your foundation and test results. Professional planning matters: suction points, pipe routing, fan placement, and the discharge location all affect system performance.
What to expect
A clear path forward.
Assess the home
Review your radon results, foundation type, and possible system routes.
Install the system
Create a collection point and install the piping and fan with attention to the home’s layout.
Verify and maintain
Post-installation testing checks the radon level. Learn how to monitor system operation and why periodic retesting matters.
A clearer path forward