Serving Meridian, Boise, Nampa & All Surrounding Areas
New Meadows, ID' Trusted Radon Mitigation & Testing Pros
Quality Radon Testing & Indoor Air Quality Services in New Meadows
Radon gas is one of the leading causes of lung cancer in America. Even worse, radon is found in homes across every state. However, since it is an odorless, tasteless, and invisible substance, the only way to identify it is through radon testing. But there is no reason to worry — Idaho Radon can help keep your household safe with professional radon services!
As an authorized National Radon Defense (NRD) dealer, we have exclusive access to state-of-the-art solutions, continuous training, and best practices from industry experts. Plus, certifications from NRD University and the National Radon Proficiency program can give you even more confidence in our expertise and skills.
Trust a locally owned and operated company to understand the needs of your community. Get radon testing to begin working with Idaho Radon. We offer free estimates on radon mitigation and other indoor air quality services in New Meadows and throughout Idaho.
How We Handle Radon Mitigation in New Meadows
Our Approach to Radon Testing
With quick and convenient scheduling, Idaho Radon promises to set a radon test fast and on your time. There, we install a continuous radon detector to collect data and plan a follow-up visit. At the next appointment, we print the radon test results and review them with you.
Our Approach to Radon Abatement
If radon levels are over 4 pCi/L (picocuries per liter), the Environmental Protection Agency recommends radon mitigation services. If this is the case for your home, we custom design a radon reduction system for your situation:
- We depressurize the soil beneath the structure to prevent radon gas from moving through the house, addressing the stack effect or natural movement of air/radon.
- We drill into the concrete foundation slab, basement floor, or surrounding earth to create a suction point(s) and connect a PVC pipe.
- Radon is vented through a pipe running through a fan in the attic or along the top of the home, expelling the gas outside.
- We use a urethane caulking compound to seal all radon entry points, including cracks, gaps, and openings.
- Our specialist conducts a final system analysis, examining the fan and other key system details to make sure it performs correctly.
- A radon test is performed within 30 days of the system installation to ensure the system is working.
Indoor Air Quality Solutions: Dehumidifier, Air Purifier & More
Are you worried about other indoor air pollutants lurking in your New Meadows home? Whether you have mold, bacteria, allergens, or other contaminants, Idaho Radon offers comprehensive indoor air quality solutions to ensure a safer, more enjoyable home environment, including:
- 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 Service Estimates
To learn more about our reliable indoor air quality solutions, including radon mitigation, air purification, dehumidifier installation, or energy recovery ventilation, schedule radon testing and a free estimate. We serve New Meadows and surrounding areas throughout Idaho.
The client borrowed a radon detector from Idaho Radon to evaluate radon levels in his home. We were introduced to the client while performing radon mitigation services for a neighboring property. After a two-week monitoring period, the detector recorded an average radon concentration of 12.9 pCi/L.
Idaho Radon assessed the home’s layout and identified several options for the placement of the suction point and mitigation fan, with careful consideration given to minimizing visual impact. The final design placed the suction point inside the guest bedroom closet, allowing the fan to be installed on the exterior side of the home where it is less visible from the front elevation.
The sub-slab depressurization system was installed by a two-person crew in approximately five hours from start to completion. Electrical power for the fan was supplied from an interior outlet in the dining room, with the fan switch mounted on the exterior of the home on the opposite side of the outlet. The vent piping was routed to the eave and exhausted horizontally from the side of the house.
