Our Mission is Simple: To reduce radon levels in your home at a fair price!
Radon mitigation isn't always easy; there's no one-size-fits-all solution.
Homes with finished basements, crawlspaces, or multiple slabs may need custom system design to be effective.
Tight or compact soils can make mitigating a home tough; typically, upgrading the fan is all that is needed.
Reducing your radon level can be accomplished in several different ways:
Installation of Active Radon Mitigation Systems
-The most common solution for Colorado homes!
• Installing fan-based systems that actively reduce radon levels within the home.
• This technique relies on negative pressure applied from our system to pull that radon gas from under the slab.
• Pricing starts @ $1,395, with additional upgrades at the customer's request, such as painting and upgrading the exterior exhaust piping to a downspout/Gutter material.
• Installation takes 3-5 hours on average.
• We leave you with a third-party activated charcoal test kit for post-testing.
Installation of Passive Radon Mitigation Systems
• Installing systems that rely on natural air pressure differences to reduce radon levels.
• Passive systems have no fan, but are piped in a way where, if a fan is needed in the future, it can easily be added in the attic.
• Passive systems are most effective in well-sealed energy-efficient homes, with low air exchange rates.
• Pricing Starting at $895
Crawlspace Encapsulation / Vapor Intrusion Services
• Crawlspaces are one of the biggest radon entry points in a home.
• The exposed dirt or gravel acts as a sponge, letting radon gas rise directly into the living space.
• We use a 6 mil heavy-duty vapor barrier plastic and use spray adhesives to adhere to your foundation wall and tape all seams, making it so no gas can escape.
Radon Mitigation System Design for New Construction
• Designing passive and active radon mitigation systems tailored to the building’s structure.
Radon-Resistant Construction Techniques
• Incorporating radon-resistant features during construction, such as gas-permeable layers, plastic sheeting, and sealing.
Radon Mitigation System Maintenance and Monitoring
• Offering maintenance services for installed radon systems, ensuring they operate efficiently over time.