New Construction Mitigation by Wasatch Radon – Your Peace of Mind

In the construction of new homes, integrating radon mitigation from the start not only ensures safety and compliance but also adds significant value to your properties.

Whether it’s straightforward mitigation or a solution for multi-million dollar projects, Wasatch Radon brings expertise and reliability to every stage of new construction.

  • Protect Your New Property from Radon
  • Fast installation
  • Experience Working with Builders and Property Owners

New Construction: Safe Environments from the Ground Up

For over 12 years, Wasatch Radon has been at the forefront of radon mitigation with certifications from AARST and NRPP. Our dedication to quality ensures radon levels stay below 4.0 pCi/L, underscoring our commitment to safety and satisfaction. We are proud to highlight over 100 positive reviews that speak to our quality and dedication.

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Our Expertise in Commercial Radon Mitigation

  • Comprehensive Solutions for Builders: From initial consultations to perfecting integration within architectural plans, our services ensure that your new developments meet all health and safety standards effectively.
  • Realtor-Ready Results: Attract discerning buyers by providing homes with proven radon safety systems. Offer peace of mind to potential buyers knowing their new home is safeguarded against radon risks from day one.
  • Aesthetic Excellence: We understand the importance of design consistency in new constructions. Our unique approach includes the custom painting of radon mitigation pipes to blend impeccably with your building’s style and architecture.
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Certificates & Affiliations

Wasatch Radon is fully licensed and insured in the state of Utah and is fully certified with NRPP.

FACTS YOU PROBABLY DIDN’T KNOW ABOUT RADON

1 cause of lung cancer for non-smokers

Radon is a tasteless odorless gas from radioactive decay

1 in 3 Homes In Utah Have High Radon Levels

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Frequently Asked Questions

Radon mitigation is crucial in new construction because it helps prevent the accumulation of radon gas, a known carcinogen, within the home. Installing a mitigation system during construction is often more cost-effective and ensures the house remains safe from elevated radon levels. By addressing radon proactively, builders can provide safer living environments and enhance the property’s value.

Radon mitigation systems can be seamlessly integrated into the building’s design in new construction. This often involves installing passive radon reduction systems, such as sub-slab depressurization pipes, that can be activated with a fan. This integration is less invasive than retrofitting a system into an existing home, making it more aesthetically pleasing and efficient from the outset.

Yes, passive radon reduction systems can effectively reduce radon levels without a fan, especially if local radon concentrations are moderate. These systems use natural airflow and pressure differentials to vent radon gas beneath the building. However, if radon levels are higher than expected, the system can be easily upgraded to an active system by adding a fan.

Radon mitigation systems are typically installed during the foundational construction. This may include laying sub-slab piping or gravel layers before the concrete slab is poured and ensuring proper venting. Planning and installing the system early in construction helps create a seamless and effective barrier against radon gas.

Yes, organizations such as the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) set guidelines and standards for installing radon mitigation systems in new construction. Builders should follow these guidelines to ensure effective radon mitigation. Wasatch Radon is knowledgeable about these standards and can provide expert guidance to ensure compliance.

After construction, homeowners should conduct a radon test to assess the effectiveness of the installed mitigation system. The test should be performed once all windows and doors are closed, usually during the colder months when homes are sealed tightly. Wasatch Radon can assist with reliable testing and, if necessary, recommend adjustments to enhance system performance.

What Our 100+ Satisfied Customers Say About Us

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Wasatch offered specific recommendations about the fan we should use, given that our situation required the fan to be in our attic.
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The fan is quiet and I’m extremely happy with the level of quality and service Eric and his team have provided.
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I appreciated that they met with me and offered me a fan solution that would save me energy costs long term, all at a competitive price.
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Extremely pleased with the outcome. We opted for the upgraded fan – it’s virtually silent! Highly recommended.
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The system is solidly mounted and the piping is nice and straight. Eric will meet with you and go over all the options.
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Dan Has
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Eric is clearly very knowledgeable about radon mitigation, and his pricing was competitive with or better than other quotes we solicited.
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Contact Wasatch Radon for Expert Radon Gas Mitigation in Utah

If you’re building a new property in Utah, preventing radon gas exposure is important. Wasatch Radon is here to make sure your new property is safe from radon gas. We’ll work with owners and builders to makes sure the process adheres to building timelines and overall deadlines.

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