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3 Simple Radon Mitigation Steps for Your Spring Cleaning To-Do-List

Spring has sprung, which means flowers are blooming and the time for spring cleaning is here. While making your housework to-do list, it’s important to factor in your indoor air quality so you and your family avoid breathing in unhealthy particles from mold, dangerous chemicals, and gases like radon. Radon is an invisible, odorless gas […]

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How to Read a Manometer

Congrats on installing a radon mitigation system! You’ve taken a step toward protecting your loved ones inside your home.  After installation, you may have noticed a clear curved tube with colored liquid attached to the system. This device is called a manometer and it displays the level of air suction inside the radon system. Although […]

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Radon mitigation installation process

What is Radon Mitigation?  Found out you need to lower your home’s high radon levels? This is often called radon mitigation or radon remediation. What do these terms mean? First of all, good news: fixing radon is normally a very straightforward process, and we can typically get the job done in just a few hours. […]

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Should I be Worried if a House has a Radon Mitigation System?

Congratulations for purchasing a home!  Maybe during your inspection report you saw that the home has a radon mitigation system.  What does this mean?  Should I be worried if a house has a radon mitigation system? Even though radon has been identified as a serious health risk since the 1980’s, many people don’t know much […]

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Should I Buy a Home with A Mitigation System?

Should I buy a home with a mitigation system? I found myself house shopping in the middle of a world-wide pandemic in what seemed to be the hottest housing market in a century. It was February of 2021. I was doing a walkthrough of a home for sale with my wife and our realtor. This […]

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Radon Manometer Reading High

Radon mitigation systems are installed to reduce natural radioactive gas from coming up into your home or building.  After installation, often you will see a white PVC pipe coming up from the concrete in the lowest floor’s slab.  If the install was done correctly, this pipe should be hidden as much as possible in a […]

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5 Steps To Keep Your Home Safe From Radon

Keep Safe From Radon - Many people in Utah aren't familiar with radon, why it is dangerous, and what to do about it.  Our biggest challenge is educating people about radon and the effect it can have on the health of those who live with high radon levels.  We developed an infographic to talk about […]

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