Radon Mitigation and Testing in Greenwood, IN
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What Is Radon?
Radon is a radioactive gas that forms naturally in the ground. It rises upward and seeps into buildings through foundation cracks and structural openings. Once it gets inside, it can build up to levels that pose serious health risks.
According to the EPA, prolonged radon exposure leads to about 21,000 lung cancer deaths every year. Radon is invisible, odorless and tasteless, so there’s no way to know whether your levels are high — testing is the only way to determine if you need radon mitigation.
Since Johnson County sits in EPA Zone 1, every household should test for radon. Zone 1 means there’s the highest potential for indoor radon levels above 4.0 pCi/L. The EPA suggests installing a radon mitigation system when levels are at or above 4.0 pCi/L.
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Our Approach to Radon Reduction in Greenwood
At SWAT Environmental, we’re on a mission to help protect families from lung cancer by reducing their exposure to radon. We serve property owners in the following ways:
Free Radon Test Kits
The first step is to test your property’s radon levels. Even if a neighbor says they do or don’t have high radon levels, you’ll still need to conduct a test. Two homes on the same street can have completely different levels depending on soil conditions and foundation construction.
Testing for radon is something you can do yourself. It’s a straightforward process that involves placing the test kit in the lowest level of your home for a specified amount of time and then sending it to a lab for analysis. To help you complete this step, we provide free DIY radon test kits. We’re also happy to answer any questions you may have about the testing process or results.
Radon Mitigation
Radon mitigation is the process of installing a system that reduces indoor radon levels. Most residential solutions involve sub-slab depressurization, where a pipe and fan draw radon out from under your foundation and release it above your roofline. We install sub-slab depressurization systems as well as other systems depending on your needs. Every solution is customized to your home’s structure and radon entry points.
Do you own or manage an apartment complex, housing development, assisted living facility or other commercial property? We can install radon mitigation systems to help protect your tenants’ health. We can also assist you if you already have a system in place at a Greenwood property. With our radon inspection program, we ensure existing mitigation systems operate as they should.
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Why Choose Us for Radon Remediation in Greenwood
Since our beginning in 1988, we’ve been dedicated to helping homeowners reduce their exposure to radon. This commitment to our customers drives everything we do. Today, property owners throughout the country choose us for these reasons:
- Exceptional support from start to finish: Customer satisfaction is our top priority. We respond to questions, explain your options and offer ongoing support — because your peace of mind matters to us.
- Highly trained professionals who respect your home: Every technician is certified and receives continuous training. We recognize that inviting us into your home is an act of trust, and we honor that with professionalism and courtesy.
- Fast scheduling for real estate transactions: Buying or selling a home? We understand that real estate transactions move on tight deadlines. We do our best to accommodate these timelines with straightforward booking and fast turnarounds.
- Reliable systems: We design each system for your specific property to effectively lower radon levels. Our fans include five-year warranties, and if you need repairs down the road, we’re here for you.
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Ready for a Radon Mitigation System in Your Greenwood Home?
Due to the health risks, radon is not something to ignore. The good news is, radon can be addressed quickly through testing and mitigation. If you’re concerned about radon and its impact on your family’s health, we’re ready to help. Call 1-800-NO-RADON or request your quote online to get started.