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At Quality Radon Mitigation LLC, we don’t just sell a service—we provide a solution. Protect your home and family with our customized radon mitigation systems

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Quality Radon Mitigation LLC

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About Us

For nearly four years, our company has been dedicated to providing solutions, and not just a service. We customize our solutions to meet the specific needs of our customers, aiming to understand your unique requirements and exceed your expectations. We’re not happy until you are. 

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  Located in Roxboro, NC 27574, proudly serving   Person County and surrounding areas.

Connect with Quality Radon Mitigation LLC

Main                                                                                                 (574) 343-8011

Para Español                                                                                (984) 288-6369


Email:                                            qualityradonmitigationllc@gmail.com

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Our Services

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Radon Mitigation System Estimate

Radon is a serious health hazard, but we can help you protect your home and family. Our collection of free quotes for radon mitigation systems will guide you in selecting the perfect system for your needs. Don't wait, protect your loved ones today

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Radon Mitigation System Install

Quality Radon Mitigation LLC is your go-to solution for installing sub-slab and sub-membrane depressurization systems for all types of foundations. Our team of experts is dedicated to providing you with the highest quality service to ensure your peace of mind. Contact us today to schedule an appointment.

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Radon Mitigation System Repair

Let Quality Radon Mitigation provide you with the peace of mind that you deserve with our Radon Repairs service. Whether a previous contractor didn't quite get it right, or you're just looking to ensure the quality of your home, we'll make sure the job is done right and built to last. You can trust us for reliable and effective radon repairs

In the Field: Our Work

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How Does The System Work?

Here’s a quick diagram and example to illustrate how it works

The most reliable and common method for reducing radon levels in a home is active sub-slab suction, also known as subslab depressurization. This method involves inserting one or more suction pipes through the floor slab into the soil or crushed rock underneath, or from outside the home below the concrete slab. A fan then creates suction in the pipe, drawing radon gases away from living spaces and out through an exit point, usually above the roofline. This method can reduce indoor radon levels by 80–99%.

Did you know that 1 out of 15 homes has high radon levels?

What Is Radon?


Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas that is colorless, odorless, and tasteless. It is formed by the decay of uranium, a radioactive element found in soil, rock, and groundwater. Here's how it's created:

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  1. Uranium Decay: Uranium is a naturally occurring element found in many types of rock and soil. Over time, uranium undergoes radioactive decay, transforming into various other elements through a series of decay steps known as a decay chain. One of the decay products in this chain is radon gas.

  2. Release into the Atmosphere: As uranium decays underground, radon gas is released from the soil and rock into the air above. It can also dissolve in groundwater and be released into the air when the water is used for drinking, bathing, or other household activities.

  3. Infiltration into Buildings: Radon can enter buildings through openings and cracks in the foundation, walls, floors, and other openings in the building envelope. Once inside, it can accumulate to higher concentrations, especially in enclosed or poorly ventilated spaces.

  4. Indoor Radon Sources: In addition to soil and rock beneath buildings, certain building materials containing traces of uranium or thorium, such as concrete, granite, and some types of natural stone, can contribute to indoor radon levels.

Radon gas poses health risks when it accumulates to high concentrations indoors. It is considered the second leading cause of lung cancer after smoking and is estimated to be responsible for thousands of lung cancer deaths each year worldwide. Therefore, it's essential to test for radon levels in homes and take steps to mitigate elevated concentrations to protect occupants' health.

Feel free to reach out with any questions or concerns about radon. I’m here to help!
 

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