Professional Radon Testing & Radon Mitigation in Stamford, CT
Experienced radon testing & radon mitigation contractor in Stamford
Does your home or property have high radon levels? If levels are above 4 pCi/L (picocuries per liter), the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recommends installing a radon reduction system. As a tasteless, odorless, and invisible gas, radon can only be identified through testing. So if you're not sure about your property, Apex Radon Solutions is the trusted radon mitigation company that can help you answer this question!
Health facts about home radon:
- Radon is the #1 cause of lung cancer among non-smokers in the United States.
- More than 20,000 Americans die of radon-related lung cancer every year.
- Radon is a more significant health risk for children than adults.
- Breathing radon poses a greater health risk than ingesting water that contains radon.
- Smokers exposed to radon will substantially increase their likelihood of developing lung cancer.
While having any amount of radon in your home or building can be scary, there is no reason to worry. The modern radon mitigation systems from Apex Radon Solutions are highly effective in reducing home radon levels without causing much inconvenience.
At Apex Radon Solutions, we can help you choose the correct radon mitigation solution for your home and ensure that the installation process goes smoothly.
Indoor air quality services: air purifiers, dehumidifiers & more
While radon is scary all on its own, it isn't the only air pollutant that home and property owners should be aware of. Pollen, pet dander, mold spores, and other contaminants can cause just as many health issues. And the risk is even higher for those with asthma, respiratory issues, or allergies. That's why Apex Radon Solutions offers quality indoor air quality products and services, including:
- Radon testing
- Radon mitigation
- Multi-family radon mitigation
- Energy Recovery Ventilator
- Vapor Intrusion Mitigation
- Breathe EZ Air Cleaner
- Breathe EZ UV Light
- Dehumidifiers
Schedule radon testing or a free service estimate on any of our indoor air quality solutions. We serve Fairfield County, including Stamford and nearby areas.
Schedule radon testing & a free radon mitigation estimate!
As a National Radon Defense dealer, Apex Radon Solutions has access to innovative radon testing and mitigation solutions, continuous training opportunities, and best practices from some of the best minds in the industry. So if you are worried about high radon levels or want to get rid of other airborne contaminants in your home or property, trust the qualified experts at Apex Radon Solutions!
Benefits of hiring a contractor in the National Radon Defense network:
- Licensed radon mitigation company
- Industry-leading radon mitigation systems
- Extensively trained & knowledgeable radon testing & mitigation specialists
- Free, no-obligation, in-home consultations
We offer radon testing and free estimates on our indoor air quality solutions. This includes radon mitigation, air purifier installation, dehumidifiers, energy recovery ventilators, and more! We proudly serve Connecticut homeowners in Stamford and nearby.
This Stamford radon mitigation project presented unique challenges: a high radon level of 11.6 in a semi-finished basement of a house built in 1966, and the presence of a non-friendly dog. With no existing sump pump or large cracks, our team installed a two-pipe system after ensuring the homeowner secured the dog. Communication was key, as I explained any potential changes or additional charges would be discussed before proceeding, ensuring transparency and preparedness for unforeseen adjustments.
In preparation for selling a Stamford home built in 1971 with a dangerously high radon level of 10, our team undertook a meticulous radon mitigation project. The system was installed adjacent to the sump pump in the finished basement, requiring a tall ladder for precise placement. This job not only ensured the reduction of radon levels but also enhanced the home's marketability, offering peace of mind to potential buyers about the property's safety.
When tasked with installing a radon mitigation system in a Stamford home built around 1980, careful consideration was given to integrate the system without altering the home’s original structure. The property, which showed a radon level of 4.5 pCi/L, lacked sump pumps and presented no cracks, posing a challenge for the placement of the mitigation system. By following Option 2 from our clipboard plans, the system was installed to utilize the single foundation setup, placing components where they would be most effective yet least intrusive. This careful planning and execution ensured that the radon levels were controlled, enhancing the home’s safety while respecting its architectural heritage.
Addressing the high radon levels in a grand 5200 sq ft colonial home in Stamford posed a unique challenge. The discovery of two pre-installed pipes in the foundation during our initial site evaluation sparked a tailored solution. By converting these into a functional two-pipe radon mitigation system and situating it in the home’s large utility room, we managed to effectively tackle the radon issue head-on. This strategic placement allowed us to enhance the system's efficiency and maintain the integrity of the home’s design, ensuring that the property remains both safe and aesthetically pleasing for its residents.
This home, a ranch-style residence built in 1956 located in Stamford, Connecticut, had its charm but faced a modern hazard: elevated radon levels averaging 5.2 across three tests. With a mostly finished basement and the absence of sump pumps, the situation necessitated a tailored solution. The chosen mitigation strategy involved the installation of a radon reduction system. This system was strategically placed outside near the air conditioning unit, with piping elbowing towards the front of the house for optimal radon venting. An additional radon cover was brought in to ensure system durability and efficiency. To finalize the service, the homeowners were instructed to leave a check outside for the work completed, streamlining the process for both parties involved. This intervention not only secured the structural integrity of the home but also the health of its inhabitants.
