Certified Sub-Slab Active Radon Mitigation in Central Ohio
Custom sub-slab active depressurization systems engineered to pull cancer-causing radon gas from beneath your home and vent it safely above the roofline.
Guaranteed reduction below 2.0 pCi/L or we upgrade fan capacity at zero added cost.
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Call (614) 900-5023Common Signs & Reasons Central Ohio Homeowners Need This Service
How Buckeye Radon Delivers Certified Excellence
1. Diagnostic & Pressure Field Extension Test
Our ODH-certified specialist measures sub-slab permeability to calculate exact suction pit location and fan sizing.
2. Precision Core Drilling & Sealed Pipe Routing
We core a clean suction point in the slab and run schedule 40 PVC through the attic or exterior discreetly.
3. Radon Fan & U-Tube Manometer Setup
Installation of ultra-quiet continuous radon mitigation fan and visual system performance gauge.
4. Independent Post-Mitigation Clearance Test
48-hour continuous monitor test ensuring your indoor levels fall well below the EPA 2.0 pCi/L benchmark.
Central Ohio Soil & Geological Factors
Glacial till soil conditions in Central Ohio require precision vacuum field calculations. Buckeye Radon custom-tunes suction pits specifically for Ohio clay and gravel beds.
Where We Install & Service Radon Mitigation System Installation
We provide fast on-site radon mitigation and testing throughout Franklin, Licking, Delaware, and Union Counties:
Frequently Asked Questions About Radon Mitigation System Installation
How long does a radon mitigation installation take?
Most residential radon mitigation systems are fully installed and tested in 3 to 5 hours on a single day.
Will the radon pipe be visible on the front of my home?
No. We prioritize interior garage or attic routing whenever feasible. External pipes are routed discreetly on side or back walls painted to match your home exterior.
What is the EPA recommended radon action level?
The EPA strongly recommends action at 4.0 pCi/L or higher, and suggests considering mitigation between 2.0 and 4.0 pCi/L.