Are you embarking on the exciting journey of building a new home? While it's natural to focus on the aesthetics and structural integrity of your dream abode, there's one crucial factor you shouldn't overlook: radon.

Radon is a radioactive gas that can seep into homes, posing serious health risks, including the risk of lung cancer. The potential dangers stem from prolonged exposure to elevated levels of radon within indoor environments, highlighting the critical importance of mitigating radon exposure to safeguard the health of you and your family. 

But fear not! By taking proactive measures during the construction process, you can significantly reduce the risk of radon infiltration and safeguard the health of your family and future occupants.

Curious about radon? Check out our blog post "8 Frequently Asked Radon Gas Questions"! It's full of helpful information and answers to common radon-related questions!

Choosing a Radon Company 

When your home contains elevated levels of Radon Gas and you are deciding which radon company to choose to install your Mitigation System, choosing a company solely based on price could leave you scrambling for help. 

Obviously looking at the cost of the system is going to be a top priority for most people, however, if you run across a price that is substantially lower than the other quotes you received, that does not necessarily mean jump on the "deal" you think you're getting without looking a little deeper.

Want to learn more about radon and its effects on your family? Read our blog post " Are There Any Symptoms of Radon Poisoning?" here!

Maybe you have just had a Radon Mitigation System installed, or perhaps you have had one in your home for several years, either way, the question may have come up, "how do I know if my radon mitigation system was installed properly?". 

Knowing whether or not your mitigation system was installed properly is important from a health perspective as well as financial.

You want to make sure your money went to good use, and the system that was installed is working the way it was promised, and reducing the radon concentration levels in your home. 

Why invest in a radon system if you’re not sure it will last? Read our blog post: “How Long Does a Radon Mitigation System Last?”