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Radon can feel confusing, overwhelming, and even a little scary.
At Swift Radon, we're here to make the process simple and stress-free. Whether you're a real estate professional, buyer, seller, homeowner, or home inspector — we’ve got your back.
Our goal is to be your one-stop shop for all radon needs. Below you will find a list of the services we offer. Some of the services we offer are done in house and some are sub-contracted by local, reputable companies. If there's a service that you need that's not listed below, please let us know, and we'll help you schedule that service with a trusted provider.
Our Services
Radon Testing
$169
Our professional testing measures radon levels in your home so you can make informed decisions about your family’s safety. Simple, accurate, and essential for peace of mind.
Radon Mitigation
Starting at $699+
Our radon mitigation systems are designed for long‑term effectiveness, energy efficiency, and minimal disruption to your home. Breathe easier knowing your family’s air is safer.
Repairs /Service
$175
Already have a radon mitigation system? We’ll inspect it to make sure it’s working effectively and safely. From checking system airflow and fan performance to verifying proper installation...
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FAQs
Freqently Asked Questions
What is radon and why is testing important?
Radon is a colorless, odorless radioactive gas that can enter homes through the foundation. Testing is the only way to detect radon levels and determine if your home’s indoor air is safe.
How does professional radon testing work?
Professional radon testing uses specialized equipment to measure radon levels inside your home over a set period. The results help determine whether mitigation is needed.
What is radon mitigation?
Radon mitigation is a system designed to reduce radon levels in a home by venting the gas from beneath the foundation and releasing it safely outside.
How often should a home be tested for radon?
Homes should typically be tested for radon every few years, when buying or selling a property, or after major renovations that affect the home’s structure or airflow.
Why should a radon mitigation system be inspected?
A mitigation system inspection ensures the system fan, airflow, and venting components are working properly to keep radon levels low and maintain safe indoor air quality.
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