Why Choose Us?

Radon solutions of WV is a part of Mountain State Inspections LLC Company and has installed over 3000 systems since 1994.

To Allay Radon® our process includes the following steps:

• Review all previous tests.
• Design and size the fan and pipe work.
• Estimate the sealing of cracks and voids.
• Examine the foundation and slab.
• Check for sumps and slab penetrations.
• Interview the owner and write up the proposal.

Our policy is that we never give bids over the phone because we put our eyes on the job first. This protects you from an inflated “one price covers all” bid. Whether you’re a homeowner, homebuyer or home seller, we can answer all of your questions. When you hire a local licensed contractor,
you get the very best customer service. That’s what you’ll get when you hire Radon Solutions of WV!

Our install mitigation systems will redirect radon from inside the home to the outdoors. Radon can be very destructive indoors because it becomes heavily concentrated in a smaller area when being compared to the large space that is the outdoors. There’s always a very minimal amount of radon outside, but it’s been proven insufficient in its effects on humans. Rest assured, we are licensed with WV and OH to perform radon mitigation at the industry standard, ensuring high-quality solutions to all customers.

What is Radon Mitigation and How much does it cost?

Radon mitigation costs an average of $1400.00 with a typical range of $900 to $1900. Most mitigation systems don’t exceed $1,500. However, large homes or those with multiple foundations or complex configurations can cost as much as $3,000. Professional testing runs $150 to $200.

There are two main types of mitigation systems: depressurization and lower level pressurization. Sealing the basement is another method, though it’s up to 75% less effective than the other methods. It’s best used together with depressurization or pressurization systems.

Depressurization comes in two varieties: active and passive.

Active suction, or soil depressurization, is the most common type used by professional mitigators and comes in a variety of sub-types. It uses a fan to create a vacuum under your foundation.

Passive depressurization is identical in every way to active depressurization minus the use of a fan. Instead of a fan, it utilizes a pipe and the home’s naturally rising air to remove harmful gases.

Radon Reduction System Types

• Active Sub-Slab Depressurization
• Drain Tile Suction
• Sealed Sump Pump Hole Systems
• Block Suction
• Passive Soil Suction Systems
• Pressurization for Basement & Finished Lower Levels
• Ventilation & Filtration Radon Abatement Methods

Radon Reduction System Costs

• National Average $1200
• Typical Range $900 – $2500
• Cost data is based on EPA data.

Radon Mitigation System Installation Estimates

The installation cost of a mitigation system is usually a flat fee ranging from $900 to $3,000. Quoted project prices include labor. It takes anywhere from 3 to 8 hours to install a system, although finished basements or very large homes with multiple foundations may take longer.