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May 17, 2025
Radon gas is invisible, odorless — and potentially dangerous. If you’ve tested your home and discovered elevated radon levels, the next step is to install the right mitigation system. But not all systems are created equal. The design of your home’s foundation plays a big role in determining the best approach.
At The Radon Guys, we specialize in custom radon mitigation solutions designed to fit your home’s unique layout. In this post, we’ll compare sub-slab depressurization systems and crawlspace radon systems, so you can better understand which method is right for your space.
Ideal For: Homes with full basements or slab-on-grade foundations
This system involves drilling a small access point through your concrete slab to reach the soil beneath. A fan and vent system is then installed to pull radon gas from below the slab and redirect it safely above your roofline, away from living areas.
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Ideal For: Homes built with crawlspaces, especially those with dirt floors
Crawlspaces can allow radon to enter through the soil. To control this, we cover the floor with a durable vapor barrier, then install a venting system that draws radon from under the barrier and vents it outside.
Whether your home has a basement, crawlspace, or something in between, The Radon Guys have the tools and expertise to protect your indoor air quality.
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