Radon mitigation is the process of reducing radon gas in buildings or homes. Radon mitigation systems are extremely effective—in fact, they can reduce radon levels in homes and buildings up to 99%.
The average radon level in Minnesota is more than three times higher than the national radon level. This means that a radon mitigation installation is essential to protecting you and your family from the effects of this invisible gas.
Symptoms of radon exposure often include and can lead to:
The radon mitigation process involves sealing openings to prevent the gas from entering your home and installing a ventilation system that helps remove radon from the air.
Additionally, our sub-slab depressurization system for radon mitigation can help to eliminate mold, mildew, radon and other soil gasses from your home. Whether you’re in need of radon mitigation or sub-slab depressurization, our system does both.
Standard Water Control has installed radon mitigation systems/sub-slab depressurization systems in homes across Minneapolis, Saint Paul, and Western Wisconsin.
We have years of experience designing, configuring, and installing radon systems. We fully understand radon codes and are certified to help reduce radon levels in your home.
Standard Water Control is a National Radon Proficiency Program Certified radon mitigation company. Read our About Us page to learn about the requirements of the NRPP certification.
Whether you’re buying or selling a home or you’re looking for more information, it’s important to be well-informed on radon control/mitigation and sub-slab depressurization. Learn more from the EPA or contact Standard Water, with any questions you may have!
A radon test only takes a few days and is the first thing that needs to be done when determining if radon is a problem in your home. We are happy to provide you with a free radon test kit. If your home does in fact have elevated radon levels, we can install a radon mitigation system. Read our blog to learn more about radon/sub-slab depressurization, or get in touch with Standard Water Control today.