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Radon Services
According to Air Chek Inc., as of 2023, Pennsylvania has the third-highest radon levels in the United States; sitting at 8.6 pCi/L on average! The DEP states that 4 out of 10 houses in Pennsylvania have very high levels of radon. It's easy to be caught unaware by your home's radon levels, so it's important to get your home regularly checked by a certified radon remediation contractor. To help illustrate this, we've collected the average radon levels of our surrounding counties & created this interactive radon map!
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You can learn more about what a Sub Slab Depressurization Radon Mitigation System is, and how we install it into your home, by clicking the button below!
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How Does Radon Enter Your Home?
Is Your Home a New Construction, Built on Slab, or a Townhouse?
Since radon enters your home from the soil beneath it, a problem can arise no matter what style, age, location, or building materials of your home. The average radon levels in each state can be drastically different due to things like terrain, uranium content in the soil, and how porous surface rock formations are. So whether the home is newly built, or is just new to you, it's recommended that homes in Pennsylvania are tested by a licensed radon tester every five years, or every two years if you have a mitigation system installed to ensure that the system is continuing to operate correctly.
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We have the equipment to test and mitigate high radon levels. After we install a mitigation system, rest assured that we offer radon system maintenance in Pittsburgh, PA, and the surrounding areas to keep it running smoothly. Our services will ensure that all parts of your system are working correctly, including the warning device and fan unit.
Your Neighbors' Radon Level Isn't Your Own
In early 2022, we were curious if there was any credence to people who say "my neighbor recently test so I'm fine" or "my neighbor has a radon mitigation system, so it's lowering my radon levels too". So we embarked on a mission to assess the radon levels in multiple homes situated on the same street in Valencia, PA. These houses, built simultaneously using identical construction methods and builders, presented a unique opportunity to study the variability of radon levels.
What we discovered was startling. Out of the five homes we tested, four exceeded the radon action level. The readings ranged from 4.1 pCi/L to an alarming 15.9 pCi/L. The home with the lowest level, of 2.6 pCi/L, had a radon mitigation system installed and was located in the middle of the neighborhood. Clearly not helping to lower the other homes' levels. This study serves as a stark reminder that radon issues can vary drastically even among homes with a similar construction in close proximity and the importance of performing annual radon testing of your home.

Protect Your Home Against Radon Today
It’s also highly recommended to perform retests after any major home renovation, especially if they involve structural changes or foundation repairs. This also could include finishing your basement or adjustments to your HVAC system. This is so that you don’t get caught unaware by an increase in your radon levels.
You can learn more about how radon levels are measured & tested, and our radon testing services, by clicking the button below! We’d also recommend looking at our Interactive Average Radon Levels Map to learn the average radon levels in your county.