Radon FAQs Below - Immediate details 1-732-329-8570

Should I still buy the house with elevated levels of radon?

Can all radon be reduced to 4.0 pCi/l of less by using current radon mitigation methods?

If one radon measurement (test) is high should I do a radon measurement retest?

How do I go about getting an initial radon measurement?

What kind of radon mitigation system is used and what is it called?

One radon mitigation company told me I needed a pumping system?

How do New Jersey radon mitigation companies come up with their prices?

How do I get a New Jersey radon company to come out to my house for a radon estimate and/or radon measurement?

After a radon mitigation installation how do I know if the radon mitigation system is working?

My house is pre-piped for radon mitigation, what will just a fan cost?

I need more information.

This section deals with the New Jersey radon issue, New Jersey radon mitigation, New Jersey radon testing, often referred to as New Jersey radon measurement. I hope this sections answer some of your radon questions.

Many clients call Consolidated Radon, (732-329-8570) and the first thing out of their mouth is how much will it cost too reduce the radon level in the house that I am trying to sell. On the other hand many times it is the buyer who calls and the first thing they want to know is, “Should I buy this house that has radon in it?” or “How bad is the New Jersey radon issue?” All are good questions. We have put the following tips together to help with these all-important subjects.

* SPECIAL NOTE FOR STUDENTS: We are happy to assist in school projects by supplying New Jersey radon data, background on New Jersey radon measurement  & N J radon mitigation issues, and interviews with Mr. Jack Laurie. However, due to time constraints and the number of requests we are only able to honor requests and/or phone calls at the office between the hours of 9:00am and 12 noon on Fridays for these student endeavors. E-mails can be sent at anytime and will be handled as soon as possible. Mr. Laurie's cell phone may be used at anytime regarding New Jersey radon issues and is 732-329-8570. Student calls are always welcome on his cell phone.

Should I still buy the house with elevated levels of radon? Yes, radon is not that big a deal. Of course you want to get the levels below the state guideline for radon, but again that is not a big deal. TOP

Can all radon be reduced to 4.0 pCi/l of less by using current radon mitigation methods? In most cases the answer to that question is yes. But, I hasten to point out that to get a broader answer to this all important radon question contact our office at 732-329-8570. Yes, there are some houses that carry a certain degree of difficulty in reducing the radon level. Mostly these houses are older homes with French drains behind walls, or areas that cannot be gotten into, such as low dirt crawl spaces (a great source for radon). Stonewall foundations are another major problem when it comes to radon mitigation. Anytime you have French drains behind walls or dirt areas that have to be sealed to prevent radon from entering the structure the price for radon mitigation can rise considerably. TOP

If one radon measurement (test) is high should I do a radon measurement retest? The DEP and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) both recommend that you take action to mitigate your home if your test results indicate radon levels of 4.0 pCi/L of radon or more. If you used two or more short-term tests at the same location, the results should be averaged. Call 732-329-8570 for pricing. Most often prices for a radon measurement is around $95.00 to $125.00. If you need an initial test we can also conduct a radon measurement for you as well.  TOP

How do I go about getting an initial radon measurement? To secure an initial New Jersey radon measurement for your home or commercial building just call 732-329-8570. Most often we will be able to arrange for the test to be done the same day you call. If you are a Day Care in N.J. Consolidated Radon heads up the New Jersey Day Care Radon Project.

What kind of radon mitigation system is used and what is it called? Most often you will end up with what is called a radon sub-slab soil depressurization system, Of course most folks just call it a radon venting system (fan system). The radon system sucks the radon from under the building and vents it to the outdoors. TOP

One radon mitigation company told me I needed a pumping system? The word “pump” is just an electrician’s term for a fan. TOP

How do New Jersey radon mitigation companies come up with their prices? A good rule of thumb would be the following, $1200 to $1600.00 for the radon mitigation (vent) system, consisting of one suction point (each radon suction point can reach out about 40 to 45 feet). Things that add to the price are French Drains, crawl spaces, open sump pump pits, and the need for additional suction points. TOP

How do I get a FREE estimate? Call us at 732-329-8570. As a state licensed New Jersey radon mitigation company, our associates at RA Data will be happy to assist you in this matter. Estimates for radon mitigation are free and an important part of the process. All radon estimates must be in writing. Radon work is very formal in the State of New Jersey. All radon systems require a permit from the local town.  TOP

After a radon mitigation installation how do I know if the radon mitigation system is working? All New Jersey radon mitigation systems must be retested as part of the radon mitigation process. There is never an addition charge for the radon measurement retest. There is NO tax on radon mitigation systems. Radon systems carry gauges that indicate if they are operational. TOP

My house is pre-piped for radon mitigation, what will just a fan cost? The N.J.D.E.P now considers a fan only radon mitigation instillation as a full radon system. As such even a fan carries state and local fees. Most radon mitigation companies will charge a minimum of $595. Also consider that many pre-piped houses are pre-piped wrong.  TOP

Special Note: More information: I hope these radon mitigation and radon measurement tips have assisted you. If you need more information feel free to call Consolidated Radon at  732-329-8570. If you would like to e-mail just hit the email link at the bottom of this page. TOP Don't forget to check out the EPA slide show below.

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