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Radon Gas Mitigation in Greensboro, Winston Salem, High Point, Lexington

If your home has a radon gas problem,  now is the time to take action against it.

If you aren't sure what the radon level is in your home, Tar Heel Basement Systems can help by running a  radon test.

This test will tell you what the level of radon gas is in your home, so you can take action if it's needed.

Radon Problems Depend On:

  • How strong the radon level is
  • How easily and quickly the radon comes in to your home
  • Your home or building's ventilation rate

It's so easy to get your home tested for radon, that now is the time to take action and protect yourself and your family.

Have Tar Heel Basement Systems run a radon test in your home to get your home's radon levels. It's quick, easy and helps your family.

Contact us for a radon test today! We serve Greensboro, Winston Salem, High Point, Lexington.

Facts About Radon

  • It's produced by uranium decaying in soil
  • It's found in each state
  • Buildings with crawl spaces are at high risk for radon issues.
  • As cancer-causing as tobacco smoke & asbestos, causing 15,400-21,800 deaths yearly.
  • Radon level at which a mitigation system is needed: 4 pCi/L
  • Low doses of radon over time is worse than periods of high doses
  • Radon concentrations are up to ten times higher during the winter.

 

An Installed Radon Mitigation System

Tar Heel Basement Systems's radon mitigation systems use sub-slab depressurization to reduce the building's radon levels.

Radon Mitigation System in a Graham, NC and VA house

How Radon Mitigation Systems Work

  • The pipe collects soil gasses, including radon
  • Radon gas is moved up the building
  • A radon depressurization vent runs the radon out of the building.

If you have a wet basement, Tar Heel Basement Systems can also recommend a waterproofing system that works well in conjunction with your radon mitigation system.

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