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Professional Radon Mitigation Company in Kuna, ID
Safer Homes with Radon Testing & Indoor Air Quality Services in Kuna
Radon is an odorless, invisible, and tasteless gas found in homes across the United States. Even worse, this undetectable substance is one of the leading causes of lung cancer in the nation. But there is no reason to worry — Idaho Radon offers professional radon testing to accurately identify the danger level, allowing us to customize a mitigation strategy for your unique situation.
We understand the needs of our community, and as a trusted partner of National Radon Defense (NRD), we have exclusive access to advanced solutions, professional training, and best practices from industry experts. We even have certifications from NRD University and the National Radon Proficiency Program to ensure further confidence in our skills and expertise.
Schedule radon testing to get started with Idaho Radon. We provide free estimates on radon mitigation and other indoor air quality services in Kuna and throughout Idaho.
Effective Radon Mitigation in Kuna
What You Need to Know About Radon Testing
Our quick and convenient scheduling ensures you can promptly set an appointment for radon testing at a time that works for you. Here, we install a continuous radon detector to collect data and plan another meeting to review the findings. During that time, they will print the radon test results and discuss them with you.
Steps to Take If Your Home Has High Radon Levels
If radon levels in your home are higher than 4 pCi/L (picocuries per liter), the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recommends you seek radon reduction solutions. That is where Idaho Radon can help! We will custom design a radon mitigation system personalized to your unique situation:
- Depressurizing the soil beneath the structure prevents radon gas from moving through the house, addressing the stack effect or natural movement of air/radon in your home.
- We create a suction point(s) by drilling into the concrete foundation slab, basement floor, or surrounding earth. Then we connect a PVC pipe.
- Gas is vented through a pipe running through a fan in the attic or along the top of the home, expelling radon outside.
- Using a urethane caulking compound, our specialists seal all radon entry points, such as cracks, gaps, and openings.
- A final system analysis is performed to examine the fan and other key system details to ensure equipment performs correctly.
- We schedule a radon test within 30 days of the system installation, making sure the system is working.
Complete Indoor Air Quality Solutions
Are you worried about other indoor air quality pollutants other than just radon? Whether you need help with mold, bacteria, allergens, or other contaminants, Idaho Radon offers comprehensive indoor air quality solutions, creating a healthier, more enjoyable home environment for the entire household. This includes:
- Air purifier
- Dehumidifier
- Energy recovery ventilator
- Breathe EZ Air Cleaner & HVAC air filter
- Breathe EZ UVC Light
- Vapor intrusion mitigation systems
Accurate Radon Testing & Free Estimates!
Get started with Idaho Radon on your next indoor air quality project by scheduling a radon test or a free service estimate on any of our solutions, including radon mitigation, air purification, dehumidifier installation, or energy recovery ventilation. We serve Kuna and surrounding areas throughout Idaho.
After completing a charcoal radon test, this Kuna homeowner discovered radon levels above the EPA’s 4.0 pCi/L action level. The home had also recently undergone an addition, and changes to the foundation and HVAC system contributed to increased radon levels.
To address the problem, Idaho Radon installed a 6-mil crawlspace barrier along with a RadonAway RP145 fan, creating an active mitigation system designed to reduce radon entering the home and provide the homeowner with greater peace of mind.
Home additions, remodels, and HVAC changes can affect how radon moves through a home. If you've recently remodeled or expanded your home, it's a good idea to retest for radon—even if the home tested low in the past.
