Top Reasons to Install a Radon Mitigation System
- Radon Is the Second Leading Cause of Lung Cancer
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- Radon exposure is responsible for approximately 21,000 lung cancer deaths per year in the U.S. A mitigation system dramatically lowers long-term exposure and reduces risk.
- Radon Levels Can Be High Even in New or Well-Built Homes
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- Radon comes from the soil—not from building materials—meaning:
- New, old, large, small, drafty, or airtight homes can all have high levels.
- Your neighbor’s reading has no correlation with yours.
- Radon comes from the soil—not from building materials—meaning:
- Radon Is Invisible, Odorless, and Undetectable Without Testing
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- Because you cannot see or smell radon, the only way to know is with a professional radon test. Mitigation provides peace of mind against a truly silent hazard.
- Mitigation Systems Are Highly Effective
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- A properly installed system can reduce radon by up to 99%, bringing levels to well below the EPA action level.
- Increases Home Value
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- Homes with installed radon mitigation systems are:
- Seen as safer
- Easier to sell
- More appealing to buyers who are increasingly radon-aware
Many buyers now ask for radon testing before closing.
- Homes with installed radon mitigation systems are:
- Protects Children, Pregnant Mothers, and Vulnerable Individuals
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- Young children breathe more rapidly and absorb more radon per pound of body weight. Mitigation helps safeguard:
- Children
- Pregnant mothers
- Elderly family members
- Anyone with respiratory conditions
- Young children breathe more rapidly and absorb more radon per pound of body weight. Mitigation helps safeguard:
- Modern Radon Systems Are Quiet and Energy-Efficient
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- Today’s radon fans are:
- Quiet
- Low-energy
- Long-lasting (10+ years typical)
They operate continuously with minimal utility cost.
- Today’s radon fans are:
- Helps With Other Indoor Air Quality Issues
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- Mitigation can also reduce:
- Moisture buildup
- Mold growth
- Odors from soil gases
A radon system can indirectly improve overall IAQ.
- Mitigation can also reduce:
- Required for Some Home Loans
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- Certain programs recommend or require radon action, including:
- FHA loans
- VA loans
- Some state-supported homebuyer programs
- Certain programs recommend or require radon action, including:
- Affordable, Long-Term Safety Investment
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- Radon mitigation systems are generally one of the most cost-effective home safety upgrades, especially compared to the health risks of doing nothing.
- Provides Continuous, Around-the-Clock Protection
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- With a properly installed system—including a pressure gauge and alarm—homeowners receive permanent, ongoing radon reduction.






