Radon Gas Mitigation In Greater Phoenix & Statewide

If you believe that radon gas is intruding into your home, it's time to take action against it. Arizona Foundation Solutions of Arizona can help you, by providing radon testing and a quote on the cost of a radon mitigation system in your home.

Factors That Lead to a Radon Problem:

• How potent the radon source is
• How easily the radon enters in
• The building's ventilation rate

It's easier than ever to get your home tested for a radon problem! Arizona Foundation Solutions can perform an inspection and conduct a radon test in your home in as little as two days!

To contact us, call 1-602-567-3774 or contact us online today! We serve Arizona, including Gilbert, Tempe, Kingman, Sun City, Avondale, Lake Havasu City, Yuma.

Important Facts About Radon

• Radon is an odorless gas produced by uranium decay in rocks and soil
• Found in every state
• Homes with crawl spaces a 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-level radon exposure over time is more harmful than short periods of high-level exposure.
• Radon concentrations are up to ten times higher during the winter.

Your Radon Mitigation System Installed

Arizona Foundation Solutions' radon mitigation system uses sub-slab depressurization to reduce radon levels.

How Mitigation Systems Work

• PVC pipe collects soil gasses
• Radon is piped upwards in the building
• A radon depressurization vent forces radon out from your house

As a full-service radon mitigation contractor, Arizona Foundation Solutions can also install a radon mitigation system that is compatible with the current waterproofing system in your basement or crawl space.

Arizona Foundation Solutions also provides multifamily radon mitigation in compliance with the HUD Radon Policy. If testing confirms radon levels above 4 picocuries (pCi/L), mitigation must be performed by a radon professional reduce the level of radon gas in the air to a safe amount.