| Radon Testing |
Testing is the only way to find out how much radon is in your home. The Ohio Department of Health estimates that one of every two (1/2) Ohio homes has radon levels above the EPA’s recommended action level.
At Home Radon will conduct 48-hour continuous monitor test in your home. A Certified professional will come toyour home and place the test in the lowest livable area of your home, typically your basement. At the conclusion of the test, you will receive a report andrecommendations on next steps. All tests are performed by professions that are licensed by the State of Ohio.
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Once the test is complete, At Home Radon will give recommendations based on EPA guidelines. The action level for mitigating radon is 4.0 pCi/L or higher.
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| Radon Mitigation |
At Home Radon installs radon mitigation systems to EPA standards. We pride ourselves on excellent craftsmanship, and courteous professional service.
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- Guaranteed Results - your home will test 4.0 pCi/L after the mitigation system is installed.
- Proven Experience – mitigation specialists collectively have over 40 years of construction and carpentry experience.
- Cutting Edge Technology – The professionals from At Home Radon are continually seeking better ways to test for radon and reduce radon levels. Continuing education is a key principal of ours.
- Most Efficient New Methods – At Home Radon uses fans that have a 5-year manufacturer’s warranty.
- Highest Quality Materials – We will create a system that not only looks good, but will withstand the changing climate of this region.
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Mitigation occurs through a technique called “Active Soil Depressurization.” This occurs by pulling the radon ladened air from under the foundation of your home and venting it outside. Typically, mitigation systems are installed directly into a sump-pump and a new sump-pump lid is installed and sealed. If your |
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home does not have a sump pump, we will core drill a hole in the concrete slab and seal any openings. A continuously running fan is installed on the exterior of a house and vented outside to alleviate harmful radon levels in your home. |
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| At Home Radon possess qualifications exceeding those required by law, involving significant continuing education, bi-annual certification renewal and membership with leading professional radon associations such as American Association of Radon Scientists and Technologists, The National Radon Safety Board (NRSB), the National Radon Proficiency Program (NARP) and the Ohio Department of Health’s Radon Licensing Program. At Home Radon meets the highest standards and is licensed as Mitigation Specialists (RS 172) and Mitigation Contractors (RC 86). |
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Although costs of mitigation systems will vary depending upon the size of the structure and how it was constructed, the most basic residential mitigation system is affordable and may be invaluable to the health and well being of your family and friends.
Please contact us for further information at 1-513-561-TEST |
