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Our Licensed Radon Company in Massillon can provide you with Radon Testing and Mitigation Services.
As a homeowner, real estate agent, or building manager, you're responsible for checking if your place is safe for the people who live or work there. At Radon Eliminator, we have a team of professionals who can help you with this, providing prompt results and the newest and most efficient solutions.
Massillon has a population of 32,420. This city's main attractions include Lions Lincoln Theater, Massillon Museum, and the Ohio Military Museum. This place also has a few parks and recreation areas, including a municipal golf course.
Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive element. It appears during the decay of uranium, stored in soil and rocks. When it flows to the air, it becomes radioactive.
While outdoors, radon isn't dangerous because it dilutes quickly. However, when it enters buildings, it cannot get out without a mitigation system. This is why it can reach levels that are hazardous to human health or even life.
Check if your house is a safe place to live by testing it and taking the required steps to save you and your loved ones' health.
Radon occurs mostly in the Northern USA because of the type of soil. Ohio has rich resources of uranium that, during the decay process, creates radon.
Another factor that influences radon levels in Ohio's buildings is the way they're built. Many houses have basements that were adapted as living areas. The closer to the foundation, the higher the radon exposure.
The cold climate doesn't help with the problem. The autumn and winter months are when radon levels are elevated because people rarely open their windows. Without proper ventilation, radon remains stuck inside and builds up to hazardous levels.
All of this makes Ohio qualified for the “radon red zone,” where over half of the tested houses had radon levels of more than 4 picocuries per liter.
Radon travels from the earth to the air. When your building is in its way, the gas is going to get inside. The most common passage for this element is through the cracks in the foundations.
Other soft spots through which radon enters a house are, for example:
Even if your house is brand new and you don't see any visible openings, you should test the building. Radon can even enter the house through the microscopic pores in concrete.
The highest radon levels are usually detected in cellars, basements, and living spaces with direct contact with foundations.
We're proud to say that we're the best radon inspection company on the market. Radon Eliminator is licensed by the Ohio Department of Health. Our teams include only licensed professionals that work quickly and efficiently.
We know that we offer the best mitigation solutions. This is why we give you products with a warranty. If radon levels don’t drop to a safe level for any reason, we come back and fix it for you. For free, of course.
In modern houses, a radon mitigation system is a must. Installing radon removal can significantly increase the value of the property. We're conscious that the real estate world is fast-paced, and because of this, we offer same-day testing for real estate agents.
Everyone's health is our priority, which is why we do testing and mitigation in residential and commercial buildings. You can contact us if you are an individual homeowner, real estate agent, or public building manager.
Radon is invisible, and it doesn't have a smell or taste. Because of that, the only way to check if it's inside your home is by testing. You can get simple tests in the local hardware store, but they're not always accurate. Moreover, you may need to send samples to a lab to get results.
At Radon Eliminator, we work with the newest and most accurate tests. Usually, testing is performed in the basement, and you can expect results promptly. Because of that, you can quickly consult with us on the best solution for you and reduce radon levels.
Compared to other well-known home hazards, such as lead-based paint or asbestos, not many people know about the danger of radon exposure. Other reasons people don't test their houses are the high prices that most radon inspection companies have. On average, radon testing costs $175-$250.
In a perfect world, everyone should take care of their health, but we know that the cost barrier can be a huge problem. This is why we offer testing at discounted prices: $75 for homeowners, $140 for those who found us on Home Advisor, and $105 for real estate transactions.
Active radon removal systems can reduce radon levels by 99%. They draw the gas from beneath the building's foundation to the outdoor air. This way, they prevent toxic gas from entering your house.
The time of installing a radon mitigation system usually takes a few hours. However, it depends on the size and complexity of the building. Our experienced team is ready to work on any structure and promptly provide you with a solution.
On average, installing a radon mitigation system in a household costs less than $1,500. However, many factors can influence the price, such as the building's size, the quality of the products, and the warranty.
Our experts can visit your place, evaluate the space, including all factors, and prepare a free quote for your installation.
Please don't wait until it's too late. Schedule radon testing and check if you're safe in your own home. Remember that your health is priceless.
At Radon Eliminator, we offer everything you need to create a durable and cost-efficient solution that solves the radon problem. Contact us to schedule radon testing or mitigation for your residential or commercial property today.
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