Definition
Radon is a colorless, odorless gas that rises from soil beneath homes. A radon mitigation system vents it away safely. The system is relatively inexpensive ($1,000-2,500) and very effective, reducing radon levels 50-99% in most homes.
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Radon mitigation systems are effective reducing radon levels 50-99%. Mitigation involves venting radon from soil beneath building to atmosphere above roof. Systems are relatively inexpensive ($1,000-2,500). Mitigation effectiveness can be verified through retesting.
Pro Tip
Radon mitigation is excellent insurance if your radon levels exceed EPA recommendations. It's cost-effective and prevents long-term health risks for your family.
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A radon mitigation system venting radon from soil and reducing levels below EPA recommended limit.