The Top Radon Removal Company in Delaware, Ohio

If your home was tested for radon and the test came back over the EPA recommended level, our team can help.

Our Delaware, OH Radon Mitigation company, provides custom installation of radon removal systems.

We fully guarantee the work that we do and are licensed through the Ohio Department of Health.

If you are concerned about your health and the health of your family, please call us for a Free Mitigation quote at 330-844-0703 or click the link below to schedule.

What Is Radon Mitigation or Radon Removal?

Radon Mitigation is the systematic process used to reduce or remove Radon Gas concentration levels in Delaware's breathing zones of occupied residential homes, schools, businesses, and other commercial zones.

What Removal Process Is Used By Radon Eliminator?

Understanding the Radon Eliminator Process and how we perform Installation the Right Way

It is easy to mitigate your Radon Gas problem.

However, it requires planning and strategy to get it done right the first time!

We look at several key points of Radon gas intrusion during the initial testing phase and develop a precise plan of action based upon your Delaware home's needs.

This level of precision helps us define a blueprint for customizing an abatement system with the best chance of success.

To begin the Radon Removal process, we will need to find a quality suction
point that will allow ease of access, is aesthetically pleasing, and provides the best possible outcome for success.

Factors such as these are why you need a company that knows where to properly put a system and run the exhaust piping. We have had to redo many jobs from other installers because they either choose the wrong area to pull the radon gas or improperly run piping.

When we find the proper suction point, our team will drill a 5" hole into the basement slab for the Mitigation system.

Once the hole drilling is over, our EPA Licensed Radon Mitigation Contractor will determine the necessary depth of the "communication pit" based on substrate material analysis and soil sampling.

This step is vital because the correct dimensions of the contact hole will allow the ventilation fan to draw air from beneath the slab and expel Radon from your home.

If the pit does not have the correct dimensions, it will not have the proper pull to direct Radon out of the home.

Once the communication cavity has been dug, the mitigation specialist will find a discharge point to exhaust the radon from your Delaware home safely.

It is critical to making sure the radon has been eliminated. It does not have the opportunity to re-enter your Delaware home due to a poorly routed Radon Mitigation System.

Now we can begin the pipe fitting process.

Installing a Radon Mitigation System in Delaware, Oh

We start this process by sealing the direct access tube base into the ground.

Sealing is done by using a backer rod to fill in the gap. The process is finished with an industrial class caulk. After the base piping is put into place, the Radon Eliminator specialist will choose the best pipe pathway for the remainder of the Mitigation System.

Next, we will connect the PVC pipes with a chemical binding agent to stop any likely leaks in the piping system and join the ventilation exhaust fan along the tube path.

It is essential to ensure that the exhaust fan is installed correctly to have enough sucking to draw the active Radon Gas from beneath your Delaware basement home.

How Will You Know If The Radon Mitigation System Was Installed Correctly?

After the piping system has been put into place and all the other possible intrusion points are sealed, the specialist will ensure the ventilation system is working correctly by putting in a system monitor gauge.

The next step for our team is to test the pulling power of the system by drilling a small hole in an entirely separate section of your Delaware basement.

We will use a smoke pencil to ensure that the smoke is being drawn beneath the basement floor. This will give us an accurate measurement of the effectiveness of the suction pulling Radon Gas out of your Delaware home.

We take the final step and leave another radon test in your home to ensure the system is working properly. After 72 hours have elapsed, we will come back to check the results and share them with you.