2) About Mitigation
(Homepage section: what mitigation is, what it involves, and how to recognize a proper process)
If you choose to mitigate, the process should be clear, standards‑aligned, and pressure‑free. A qualified contractor must visit your home in person before giving a meaningful bid. This diagnostic visit identifies your foundation type, soil‑gas entry points, and the best way to design a system that works for your home.
A proper mitigation bid explains the system design, materials, routing, discharge location, warranty terms, and total cost. A contract is not the same as a bid, and homeowners should never be asked to sign a bid in place of a contract.
A radon system is successful only when the post‑mitigation test confirms that levels have been reduced.
CTA: See how proper mitigation works
(Homepage section: what mitigation is, what it involves, and how to recognize a proper process)
If you choose to mitigate, the process should be clear, standards‑aligned, and pressure‑free. A qualified contractor must visit your home in person before giving a meaningful bid. This diagnostic visit identifies your foundation type, soil‑gas entry points, and the best way to design a system that works for your home.
A proper mitigation bid explains the system design, materials, routing, discharge location, warranty terms, and total cost. A contract is not the same as a bid, and homeowners should never be asked to sign a bid in place of a contract.
A radon system is successful only when the post‑mitigation test confirms that levels have been reduced.
CTA: See how proper mitigation works