Radon Mitigation Piqua OH | Licensed RC202 Pros

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Miami County sits inside one of the highest radon zones in the country. The EPA classifies Miami County, Ohio as Zone 1 — the highest-risk category — with predicted indoor screening levels above 4.0 pCi/L. That isn't a marketing line; it's the reason your inspector's chart came back red. Radon Mitigation Piqua OH isn't optional in this part of the state — it's the standard of care.

Radon Eliminator is a licensed Ohio radon contractor (Ohio Mitigation License RC202) that installs permanent, code-compliant sub-slab depressurization systems and follows EPA-aligned testing protocols on every job. We post our license number publicly because most of our competitors don't — and in Ohio, an unlicensed install is a legal problem for the seller, the agent, and the next buyer.

• RC202 licensed — every system we install is signed by an Ohio-licensed mitigation professional.
• Closing-Date Radon Service — we schedule install and post-mitigation testing around your closing, not the other way around.
• Documented result under 4.0 pCi/L — written post-mitigation test report you can hand the buyer, lender, or school board.
• Residential, commercial, school, and apartment work — one of the few Piqua-area teams that handles multifamily and institutional buildings, not just single-family homes.
• Clear, itemized pricing — no "we'll come look and let you know" runaround.

Call (937) 728-2766 for a same-day quote on professional Radon Mitigation Piqua OH service.

Our Piqua service area covers everything from older homes near Downtown Piqua and the Fountain Park neighborhood to newer builds out near Echo Hills and the homes along the Great Miami River. The geology under Miami County — fractured limestone and well-drained glacial till — pushes radon gas straight up through basement slabs and crawlspace floors. We've designed every service below specifically for that condition.

Most Piqua homes get an active sub-slab depressurization (ASD) system — a sealed suction point through the basement slab, PVC routed to a code-compliant exterior or attic-routed discharge, and a quiet inline radon fan rated for Ohio's humidity and winter loads. Typical install time is one day. Typical post-mitigation result: below 2.0 pCi/L, often below 1.0.

Ohio law and the Ohio Department of Health hold owners of schools, daycares, and multifamily buildings to a documented radon standard. We design multi-suction-point systems for slab-on-grade commercial buildings, multi-floor apartment complexes, and school facilities across the Piqua, Troy, and Sidney corridor. Engineered drawings and signed mitigation reports are included.

EPA-aligned 48-hour continuous radon monitor (CRM) testing for real-estate transactions, plus longer-term tests for occupants who want a true annual average. CRM results are tamper-evident and accepted by lenders and Ohio inspectors.

Every install we do includes a post-mitigation test. You get a written report showing the pre-mitigation number, the post-mitigation number, the system specs, and the installer's RC202 license — the exact document a buyer's agent or underwriter will ask for.

Bought a Piqua home with an old radon fan already on the side of the house? We diagnose dead fans, undersized systems, illegal discharge points, and unsealed sumps — then bring the system up to current Ohio code.

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The process below is what makes our Radon Mitigation Piqua OH service defensible at the closing table and durable for the next 20+ years.

We walk the basement, crawlspace, and exterior. We check slab condition, sump configuration, drain tile, and possible vent routing. You get a written, itemized price before we leave — not a vague range.

We size the radon fan based on slab area, sub-slab permeability, and home tightness. A 1,200 sq ft Piqua ranch and a 3,400 sq ft two-story near Pitsenbarger Park do not get the same fan. Generic specs are how systems fail post-test.

Core the slab, set the suction point in clean stone, seal the sump and major slab cracks, route PVC, mount the fan above the living space (Ohio code requires the fan be in non-occupied space), install the U-tube manometer, and label the system.

24 hours after the system runs, we place a continuous radon monitor for a 48-hour test. You receive a signed PDF report with the pre-test number, post-test number, system diagram, fan model, and RC202 license — ready for the buyer's file.

The mitigation system carries a workmanship warranty and a manufacturer fan warranty (typically 5 years). We recommend a re-test every two years and after any major basement renovation.

Piqua sits on the Great Miami River in Miami County, where glacial outwash and fractured carbonate bedrock create exactly the kind of permeable sub-slab conditions radon loves. Homes in older neighborhoods like the Caldwell Historic District and the area around Lincoln Park often have block foundations with mortar joints that draw soil gas directly into the basement. Newer subdivisions on the north end and out toward Covington and Bradford tend to have poured walls but larger slab footprints — meaning more square footage of soil contact.

We've installed systems on Garbry Road, around the Piqua Country Club, near Edison State Community College, on the streets backing up to Hance Pavilion, and in apartment complexes along Looney Road. We've also tested and mitigated schools, daycares, and rental properties for owners who needed Ohio-compliant documentation fast.

If you're searching Radon Mitigation near me from a Piqua zip code (45356), you're calling a contractor who actually knows the soil under your house — not a national call center routing your job three counties away. That's the difference between affordable Radon Mitigation Piqua service that lasts and a cheap fan that fails the post-test.

Straight numbers, because you asked:

• Typical single-family residential mitigation system: $1,200 – $1,800 installed, including post-mitigation test.
• Complex installs (multiple suction points, finished basements, crawlspace encapsulation): $1,800 – $2,800.
• 48-hour real-estate radon test: $150 – $200 with same-week scheduling.
• Commercial, school, and apartment systems: quoted after site walk — engineered design included.

We don't quote a price over the phone without seeing the home, but we will give you a tight written range before we arrive and a fixed number before we leave the diagnostic visit. That's the standard for top Radon Mitigation Piqua work — and it's what our real-estate partners require.

Home inspectors: ask about our referral partner program — published pricing, fast turnaround, and a clean handoff to your clients.