Radon Mitigation and Radon Testing

Rely on Radon Raiders for high-quality active soil depressurization systems that are guaranteed to reduce elevated radon levels. If a radon mitigation system is needed, we custom-design systems based on the home's or building's characteristics.

We collect essential information during our free, on-site investigations. If you need help selling your home or business, we can help! Same-day estimates are available. You'll deal directly with the owner when you choose to work with us. Call (330) 787-2620.

Free Information We Provide During On-Site Radon Investigation

Amount of caulking and sealing necessary to improve pressure field extension and reduce air noise.

Check all expansion joints in floors.

Check the crawl space for gravel and access.

Check for footers or thickened slabs.

Check for recently installed waterproofing.

Check for un-trapped air conditioning condensate lines.

Check for wall floor joint leaks.

Check plumbing penetrations and floor drains for water traps.

Determine foundation material.

Inspect for the hollow block top leaks.

Inspect the sump pump for type (submersible or pedestal).

Location of thermal bypasses.

Previous test results.

Proper sizing of a radon mitigation fan and duct diameter.

EPA Radon Mitigation Standards

Radon mitigation refers to the methods used to reduce radon gas concentrations in the breathing zones of occupied buildings or radon from water supplies.

Radon is a colorless, odorless, and tasteless gas that arises from the natural radioactive decay of uranium, which is present in soil and rock. It is the second leading cause of lung cancer after smoking, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Radon mitigation is crucial for maintaining safe indoor air quality.

At Radon Raiders, we specialize in providing comprehensive radon mitigation solutions to protect you and your loved ones from the dangers of radon exposure. Our team of certified professionals is dedicated to ensuring that your home or workplace is not only safe but also adheres to the recommended radon levels set by health and environmental agencies.