Radon systems do not last forever. They have moving parts and failure points. Unfortunately, many homeowners are ignorant of these facts and many contractors are not…
There are many factors that go into radon fan selection: soil type, foundation size/type, radon level, PVC size, climate, humidity, etc.  Soil type is an important…
A new home starts with decisions that will shape how the building performs for decades. Builders plan where plumbing will run, how water will drain, and…
Radon fans run continuously through all types of weather. They’re workhorses and they typically last quite a long time–often over a decade. When you have a…
Radon professionals have more than one way to measure radon, and learning the differences between testing technologies is an important part of entering the trade. Two…
Vapors from soil, groundwater, or other subsurface sources can move toward a building through gaps, cracks, and porous construction materials. A mitigation system helps manage that…
Passive radon systems, preferably called Radon-Ready New Construction (RRNC) or “pre-plumbed” radon systems require inspection before concrete is poured. In this guide we’ll go over how…
Radon testing gives homeowners a clear way to understand what they cannot see, smell, or taste. Because radon comes from soil and can enter through small…
Radon can feel intimidating when you first learn about it, but the first steps toward reducing it are manageable. A radon abatement project starts with understanding…
