Radon Sump Systems
A radon sump helps collect radon-containing soil gas from beneath a building. Depending on the property and test results, a passive or fan-assisted system may be appropriate.
Dublin Radon Services
Professional Radon Remediation
If testing identifies elevated radon levels, there are practical ways to reduce exposure. We assess your property and recommend a suitable remediation solution.
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Understanding remediation
What Is Radon Remediation?
Radon remediation involves making changes to a building to reduce the concentration of radon in indoor air. The most suitable method depends on the measured radon level, building construction and existing ventilation.
Our aim is to recommend a practical, proportionate solution and explain clearly what the work involves before installation begins.
Our approach
Radon Reduction Solutions
Positive Input Ventilation (PIV)
PIV introduces filtered air into a property to improve ventilation and may help reduce radon levels in suitable buildings. Its effectiveness depends on the building and installation.
Property-Specific Solutions
Every building is different. We consider the radon results, floor construction, existing ventilation and access before recommending an appropriate approach.
From assessment to aftercare
How the Remediation Process Works
1
Review Your Radon Results
We begin with your radon test results and discuss the property and any previous remediation work.
2
Assess the Property
We examine the relevant construction details, ventilation and practical installation options.
3
Recommend a Solution
We explain the proposed remediation method, what the work involves and the next steps.
4
Install the System
We carry out the agreed installation with attention to safe working practices and EPA guidance.
5
Arrange Follow-Up Testing
Retesting after remediation is important to confirm whether radon levels have been reduced sufficiently.
6
Maintain and Monitor
Where a system includes mechanical equipment, periodic checks and maintenance help keep it operating effectively.
Why Retesting Matters
Completing remediation work is not the same as confirming the result. Follow-up radon testing is essential to check how effectively the system has reduced indoor radon concentrations.
No remediation method can guarantee a particular radon result in every property. Additional adjustments may sometimes be required.
Learn About Radon Testing →Have You Received a High Radon Result?
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