Radon mitigation is also referred to as "radon abatement" and "radon reduction." Radon mitigation contractors are sometimes simply called radon contractors.
Do you have harmful levels of radon in your home? As an invisible, odorless, and tasteless gas, it is impossible to tell without reliable radon testing. Dangerous concentrations of home radon are the leading cause of lung cancer and can even cause other health concerns for your family.
If a radon test shows that your home has radon levels around or above 4pCi/l, 4 picocuries per liter, it's important to have a radon mitigation system installed by the professionals at American Waterworks. Without radon mitigation, family members will be exposed to potentially lethal levels of radioactivity.
To learn more about our radon services, call 1-844-801-9520 or contact us online today! We serve proudly serve Fargo, St. Paul, Bismarck, Minneapolis, and the nearby areas.
American Waterworks installs the AprilAire whole-home radon mitigation system!
When installed by an experienced radon mitigation specialist, a radon abatement system will lower the concentration of radon gas in your interior air to the minimal levels recommended by the EPA and other health and safety agencies. Before installing a radon mitigation system, the contractor will run a radon test to determine if radon abatement is necessary.
A typical radon mitigation system consists of a large-diameter plastic pipe that connects the air beneath your foundation to the outdoors. An in-line fan sucks radon-rich air from beneath your foundation and expels this hazardous air to the exterior. Instead of entering your basement or other living space area through numerous gaps and cracks in the foundation, radon gas is extracted from beneath your foundation before it can permeate into interior space.
Aprilaire is committed to helping their customers control indoor air quality. Knowing how important comfort and health are, Aprilaire searches for the best quality solutions to solve all your indoor air quality problems. They provide products to address many aspects that can affect the comfort of your home, including air purity, air freshness, temperature, and humidity.
Radon testing isn't a one-time task for a homebuyer to fulfill when purchasing a house. It is also an important part of homeowner maintenance. That is why an AprilAire Healthy Air Hero can help you place test kits in the basement or crawl space to help check for home radon. Once data is collected, the radon tests are sent to our lab partners for the results.
If the analysis indicates high radon levels, your local AprilAire Healthy Air Hero will recommend the perfect radon mitigation system to eliminate the threat from your home.
Aprilaire is committed to helping their customers control indoor air quality. Knowing how important comfort and health are, Aprilaire searches for the best quality solutions to solve all your indoor air quality problems. They provide products to address many aspects that can affect the comfort of your home, including air purity, air freshness, temperature, and humidity.
If your home has high radon levels, the AprilAire ARN15F Radon Mitigation Fan is the perfect solution to help create a safer, radon-free house. With the help of your local AprilAire Healthy Air Pro, we can recommend the right size fan for the square footage of the foundation. The ARN15F will connect to pipes we install in the foundation, pushing gas out of the ground under and around your home.
Benefits of the ARN15F Radon Mitigation Fan:
Aprilaire is committed to helping their customers control indoor air quality. Knowing how important comfort and health are, Aprilaire searches for the best quality solutions to solve all your indoor air quality problems. They provide products to address many aspects that can affect the comfort of your home, including air purity, air freshness, temperature, and humidity.
The AprilAire ARN25F Radon Mitigation Fan is the answer for homes with high radon levels and larger foundations up to 2,500 square feet. Depending on the size of your home's foundation, we can recommend the right size fan to prevent radon from entering or accumulating inside the house. The AprilAire ARN25F Radon Mitigation Fan connects to pipes that we install throughout the foundation. It exhausts the radon gas outside the ground under and around the home.
Benefits of the AprilAire ARN25F Radon Mitigation Fan:
Aprilaire is committed to helping their customers control indoor air quality. Knowing how important comfort and health are, Aprilaire searches for the best quality solutions to solve all your indoor air quality problems. They provide products to address many aspects that can affect the comfort of your home, including air purity, air freshness, temperature, and humidity.
The AprilAire ARNHPF Radon Mitigation Fan provides the perfect solutions to homes with high radon levels and moderate to tight soil around the foundation. Depending on the square footage in the below-grade space, we will recommend the right fan to help eliminate high concentrations of radon and prevent the gas from accumulating again. When we install the radon mitigation fan, we connect it to pipes in the foundation that release gas out of the ground under and around the home.
Benefits of the AprilAire ARNHPF Radon Mitigation Fan
Because radon is a very prevalent problem, nearly every community is served by radon mitigation specialists. Competition between these specialty contractors can provide you with a wide price range for radon mitigation. It's wise to select a contractor with experience in your area. The saying "you get what you pay for" applies to radon mitigation, just as it does to many goods and services. A professional contractor will also be able to explain more about the home radon levels that are considered to be "safe," or under the level that requires mitigation.
To make sure you'll be satisfied with your radon mitigation system, talk to a prospective contractor about installation options for the mitigation system. It's smart to locate the plastic exhaust stack and its inline fan at the back of the house and away from a bedroom window. Some homeowners opt to hide the exhaust stack inside the house, running the plastic pipe in closets or chases to keep it out of sight. An experienced radon mitigation contractor will be able to provide these installation options, as well as provide more information about radon and why radon testing is so important.
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