Greene County Radon Remediation Services
Average price: $1200 – view sample estimate
If you have been looking for a radon remediation contractor in Greene County we can certainly help. We are well known in the area for having an unparalleled best quality service at the lowest price points. We are honest, ethical, and strive for every customers good review on our services.
Radon remediation is a very effective solution to reducing radon in your home or business, often our systems lower radon levels by over 90%. The systems we design and install come with an 5-year warranty on all parts and labor. Our systems are specifically designed with the highest quality parts to be maintenance-free for homeowners.
The remediation process starts with an in-home estimate done at the customers convenience, we make ourselves available on weeknights and weekends to facilitate a customers work schedule. If you have performed a test in your home and discovered high radon levels, you will be set up with a free in-home consultation. Our written estimates are thorough and include all aspects of the work to be completed.
Our Radon System Benefits
- Reduce radon levels on average 90% of current readings
- Reduce as much as 2 gallons of water vapor per day!
- Remove musty and/or moldy smells by ventilation
- Will improve overall air quality within the home
- All of these benefits using $30-$50/year in electric use
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Radon Mitigation System Types
Sub-Slab Depressurization (SSD)- This mitigation method involves drilling a hole in a basement slab and creating a vacuum point to extract radon from beneath the slab and release it above the structure’s roofline with installed vent piping. Communication tests are performed to optimize suction points for better air flow.
Sub-Membrane Depressurization (SMD) – A high density polyethylene sheet laid on earthen crawl spaces and edges are sealed on the foundation walls with polyurethane. This creates and airtight seal under the sheet where we can install the radon system to create depressurization. This method has the added benefit of reducing moisture in the crawlspace.
Sump/Drain-Tile Depressurization (DTD) – The process of using an existing sump pump or drain tiles. By applying a vacuum to these areas one can very effectively collect radon laden soil gas without effecting the integrity of the systems ability to collect and divert water from the home.
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