Professional Radon Testing and Mitigation
Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas produced by decaying uranium that can seep through soil and into your home. It is the second-leading cause of lung cancer deaths, following smoking. The danger of radon lies in its invisibility and lack of smell or taste. At Gold Seal Plumbing, we offer expert radon testing and remediation services to protect your family from this silent threat.
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If radon is detected in your home, there are effective methods to mitigate it and prevent serious health issues. Gold Seal Plumbing provides tailored and affordable mitigation solutions, from sealing foundation cracks to installing soil suction radon reduction systems. The cost varies based on your home's construction and the extent of the radon problem.
High levels of radon exposure don’t cause immediate symptoms. It typically takes 5 to 25 years for health effects to manifest. Early signs of lung cancer due to radon poisoning include:
Testing for radon is crucial, especially when buying a new home or for peace of mind in your current residence. Our licensed Journeymen plumbers perform short-term radon tests by placing a small device in your home for 2 to 90 days. This non-intrusive test is then analyzed in a laboratory. According to EPA standards, mitigation is recommended if radon levels exceed 4.0 pCi/L.
Gold Seal Plumbing offers custom-designed radon mitigation systems, installed by licensed Journeymen plumbers. Our soil suction radon reduction systems use a vent pipe and fan to pull radon from beneath the home and vent it away. These systems are effective and typically do not require major home modifications.