Installation of radon mitigation systems in the Burlington area consists of making a decision on which direct soil method will be utilized.
The common method used by our company is called depressurized Sub-slab mitigation. Our preferred way to reduce radon come EPA recommended as a standard remediation method method to utilize with the best result.

Determination as to how sub-slab will be achieved, we will need to look at some of the mechanical and structural implications pertaining to the home. A good place to start would be the availability of drain tiles involved in the foundation of the home.  If it is determined the the house does have sufficient drain tiles, it will benefit the install. But, keep in mind that the fact that the property has or has no drain tiles will not effect price calculations. However, our clients tell us that our competitors do often charge more if a home does not have drain tile system, here in the county of Racine.

We will then want to get information to analyse whether or not the radon mitigation system will be line up through the attic or perhaps the garage, as well as the option to erect the piping on the outside of the house.  In order to determine what way we will implement the radon reduction sub slab, some questions will be asked of the resident or owner or anyone who is expected to direct the project. These simple questions regarding the information we just talked about, is usually taken over the phone., we will need to ask a few questions over the phone.  Materials involved in the roofing, basement and siding would be on the list. There will also be inquiries as to heating elements under the floor, basement or foundation past work done, locations of bedrooms and stairway access, all could factor into pricing or how we will implement depressurization system installation.

Racine Radon always asked questions that pertain to the sump pump type. Location, and style plays a part in radon mitigation. If the right pump is present, we can save our customers money by not having to replace it.  It is our motto to save as much on the cost of a radon mitigation system as possible for our customers. The more information collected,the better and more exact the estimate will be.

A radon mitigation proposal will be submitted once the questions are answered.  Our pricing is very competitive and we always guarantee our work. to bring a reduction of radon under 4.0 pCi/L, and complies with EPA indoor action guidelines.  For more guidance to determine if Radon Testing and Mitigation is Necessary click here.