Iowa City Radon Solutions ☎ (319) 555-0163

Radon mitigation installed in one day — post-test guaranteed below 4.0 pCi/L or we modify the system free.

Active sub-slab depressurization systems sized to your foundation — sealed, labeled, post-tested, and guaranteed in writing.

From $800 · Below 4.0 pCi/L on the post-test, or we modify the system at no charge.

Radon mitigation fan and sealed PVC suction point installed on a Johnson County basement slab

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Licensed & insured  ·  9 years in business  ·  2,300 jobs completed

The problem

A high radon test isn't a maybe — it's a measured concentration of a Class A carcinogen in the air your family sleeps in, every night, in a state where the average tested home reads 2.5 times the federal action level.

Out-of-town crews quote sight-unseen, route ugly pipe across the front of the house, skip the diagnostics, and are 30 miles away when the post-test comes back high. A fan bolted to an unsealed slab is not a mitigation system.

We do pressure-field diagnostics before choosing suction points, seal the entry routes your foundation actually has — sump pits in Coralville, stone walls on the Northside, stub pipes in Tiffin — and install the full system in one day. Then we re-test. Below 4.0 pCi/L or we come back and modify it free.

What’s included

Our process

  1. 1Flat-price quote from your test report and foundation details — the price we quote is the price you pay
  2. 2One-day install: suction point, vent stack, fan, sealing, labeling
  3. 348-hour post-mitigation test verifies the result
  4. 4If it's not below 4.0 pCi/L, we modify the system at no charge until it is

Transparent pricing

Exterior system, single suction point (typical post-1990 home)from $1,200
Interior/garage-routed system (attic fan, hidden stack)from $1,450
Complex foundations — stone/block walls, crawl + slab combos, 2nd suction pointfrom $1,800
Passive-to-active conversion (fan on existing RRNC stub)from $800

Frequently asked questions

Will the system actually get my number below 4.0?

Yes — that's the written guarantee. Most of our installs land under 2.0 pCi/L on the post-test. If yours doesn't come in below 4.0, we add suction points, upsize the fan, or extend sealing at no charge until it does.

How loud is the fan, and what does it cost to run?

The inline fans we install run at about the volume of a bathroom fan heard through a wall, and draw 50–90 watts — roughly $5–$9 a month on Iowa City electric rates.

Can the pipe run somewhere I won't see it?

Usually. On most Johnson County homes we can route through a garage or closet chase to an attic-mounted fan, or place an exterior stack on a rear corner. We walk the routing with you before we drill anything.

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