Radon Gas & Your Family's Health Near Harrisburg, Reading, Lancaster
How Radon Will Affect Your Household -- And How To Control It
Radon is a naturally occurring gas that is present in soil, water, and air all over the planet. When present in the earth or water around your home (or in the building materials that make up your home itself), it can lead to serious health risks to all inhabitants of the building.
Because radon is odorless, tasteless, and invisible, the only reliable way to detect it in your home is through reliable radon testing. If an unsafe level of radon is detected in your home, our specialists at M. Webster Construction, Inc. can install a customized radon mitigation system that can reduce your home's radon levels.
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Installing Your Radon Mitigation System
At M. Webster Construction, Inc., we recommend mitigating radon with a sub-slab depressurization system. This type of solution offers a reliable, long-lasting solution that's proven to keep homes healthier and more radon free.
How Sub-Slab Radon Mitigation Systems Work:
- Likely radon seepage points are sealed off
- PVC pipe collects soil gases
- Radon is piped upwards in the building
- A radon depressurization vent forces radon out from your house
Learn about the National Radon Defense network for details about radon mitigation specialists across the USA. Call M. Webster Construction, Inc. today for more information on radon gas in Reading, Harrisburg, Lancaster or Lititz, Lebanon, Elizabethtown, Ephrata, Manheim, Hummelstown, Middletown.
