Radon Mitigation Pros in Longmont
Longmont Radon Mitigation‘s testing and mitigation services will safeguard your home and family from radon.
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About Us
We’re Longmont’s radon mitigation experts.
Our team is committed to keeping your property safe from radon and giving you peace of mind.
We install high quality radon mitigation systems, inspect and repair existing systems, and provide accurate testing services.
No two properties are the same, which is why we craft unique solutions for your unique property.
Our Radon Mitigation Services
Radon Mitigation Systems
We design each system around the unique characteristics of your property and radon levels.
Our expert installers will ensure your system effectively mitigates radon and blends in with your home’s aesthetic.
Radon systems are not one-size-fits-all; visit our FAQ to learn more about them.
Radon Testing
Get radon test results that you can trust. Our professional-grade testing equipment gives high-precision radon levels measurements.
Once testing is completed, we’ll provide you with a comprehensive report on levels throughout your property.
If harmful levels are discovered, we’ll clearly lay out you options for radon remediation and mitigation.
Radon System Inspection & Repair
Already have a radon mitigation system?
We offer comprehensive inspections and repairs to keep your system working at peak efficiency.
Our technicians thoroughly examine your system, identify potential issues, and repair any issues we find.
A well maintained system means you’re well protected from radon.
Real Estate & Commercial
If you’re a real estate agent, buying a home, or selling a home, we’ve got your radon needs covered.
Radon testing and disclosures are a critical part real estate transactions, especially in Colorado. Our full compliment of radon services will help streamline your transaction.
We’re also experienced in radon testing and abatement for commercial properties and larger, more complex buildings.
What is Radon?
Radon is a naturally occurring gas that’s odorless, colorless, and tasteless.
It’s also radioactive, and forms when uranium breaks down in the earth. The combination of these factors is what makes radon a health hazard.
Radon can enter your home through cracks and openings in foundations, walls, and pipes. If the gas is not properly vented outside, it can build up to levels that become dangerous to your health.
Radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer in the US, according to data from the EPA. If radon is concentrated in your home at levels above 4 pCi/L, you need to remediate the issue and mitigate buildup over the long-term.
Our team at Longmont Radon Mitigation are experts at solving your radon problems, giving you and your family peace of mind. Call us today.
Radon in Longmont
Radon levels in Colorado are among the highest in the nation due to our state’s geology and soil composition, and every single county in the state is at high risk for radon gas.
Here’s what you need to know about radon in Longmont:
Boulder and Weld counties are in Radon Zone 1 and have high potential for unhealthy radon levels.
44.9% of radon tests in Boulder County, and 50.1% of tests in Weld County, exceed the 4 pCi/L safety limit, according to the Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment’s radon data.
Radon levels above 4 pCi/L are considered dangerous and require remediation.
If you’re a homeowner, real estate agent, or commercial property in Longmont, radon needs to be on your radar.
Percentage of Radon Tests over the 4 pCi/L Action Limit
Colorado Senate Bill 23-206
This new state bill went into effect on August 7, 2023 and introduced crucial new rules regarding radon testing disclosures for real estate transactions in Colorado.
If you’re buying or selling a home:
- Sellers are required to disclose the results of recent radon tests and provide information on radon abatement efforts.
- New radon warnings must be included in real estate transaction contracts.
- Buyers: make sure you have the radon information you need to be confident in your negotiations and purchase.
If you’re a renter or a landlord:
- Tenants must be provided with all known radon testing results and mitigation efforts prior to signing a lease.Landlords must provide tenants with known radon test results and mitigation efforts before signing a lease.
- If landlords fail to provide the right radon disclosures, tenants may be able to void their lease.
- Radon risk warnings must be included in leases.
We Work With Real Estate Agents
If you’re a real estate agent in Longmont, we’ll work with you to tackle any radon testing or mitigation needs for your deals. You’ll want to stay up-to-date on the latest radon disclosure rules in order to guide your clients through the process effectively. You’ll also need to be able to clearly explain radon rules to help clients understand the requirements.
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