It’s no surprise that some homes are more challenging to mitigate than others. There are a variety of factors at play: house layout, the presence of drain tile, and the number of crawl spaces, to name a few. However, one factor that people don’t often consider is the existence of sub-slab ductwork. While it isn’t…
Did you know that sealing gaps and cracks open to the soil is an important aspect of radon mitigation? Not only does sealing increase the effectiveness of a system, but it can also save you money on operating costs over time. Let’s take a look at the impact that sealing can have on radon mitigation. …
Is it time to replace your radon fan? Like any component with moving parts, radon fans have a service life. In this article, we’ll discuss how to know when to replace your fan, address some common problems that you may be able to fix yourself, and walk you through our process for replacing a radon…
In June 2009, the state of Minnesota began to require that new construction homes include a passive radon mitigation system. What is a passive radon mitigation system? In short, it provides the framework for an active radon mitigation system, so if a home tests high for radon in the future, the problem can be more…
You may be wondering, how does radon mitigation work in a home without drain tile? Homes with drain tile are typically easier to mitigate than homes without drain tile. If your home does not have drain tile you will likely need a mitigation system that falls into the sub-slab depressurization category of radon systems. This…
You deserve a safe and healthy home
Everyone deserves to live in a home that is safe and healthy. Radon is a colorless, odorless, radioactive gas that causes lung cancer. Without testing for it, it’s impossible to know if your home’s radon levels are dangerously high and exposing your family to health risks.
14314 Barton Ave NW
Monticello, MN 55362
(612) 474-1004
21352 Tulip St NW
Anoka, MN 55303
(612) 474-1004
Within 1 hour of Monticello, Mn
*American Radon Mitigation Inc. guarantees that the annual average radon level in the client's home will be 1.5 pCi/L or less for five years, beginning on the installation date, so long as all items on the bid are selected. The 1.5 pCi/L guarantee does not apply to homes with sub-slab ductwork, aftermarket drain tile, untreated crawl spaces, multi-family homes, or inaccessible air leaks to the soil.