Radon-Resistant Construction Near You
Are you finally building your dream house? Or perhaps adding a new addition? Ensure you pass inspection with the help of the Radon Guys and Radon-Resistant New Construction.
The Radon Guys are NRPP (National Radon Proficiency Program) certified mitigation specialists. We’ve performed thousands of radon services in Middle Tennessee and are here to ensure your home build stays compliant and safe.
What is Radon-Resistant New Construction?
Radon-resistant construction refers to building techniques and materials used to minimize the entry of radon gas into your home.
Every home, and therefore radon-resistant new construction project, is a little different.
However, a crucial step is adding a passive system — also known as a radon vent pipe.
Passive vent pipes are installed under your slab or the sealed vapor barrier in your crawlspace. The piping runs up through the wall cavity and exits through your roof.
What Does a Passive System Do?
Passive radon systems allow radon and other soil gases to vent naturally, ensuring radon doesn’t accumulate within your home.
Fair pricing. Certified air quality experts. Industry-leading warranty.
The Radon Guys Difference
The Radon Guys is proud to offer top-of-the-line certified radon mitigation and encapsulation services in Nashville and Middle Tennessee.
You deserve to spend your hard-earned money on your dream home or rebuild — not on marked-up radon services.
Building and renovating are stressful enough. Our highly-effective, price-friendly approach to radon mitigation affords peace of mind — and ensures you stay safe and your home passes inspection.
With The Radon Guys you can rest easy long after move-in day. Our unrivaled 3-year warranty will leave you feeling confident and secure in your air quality.
What to Expect From Your The Radon Guys Experience
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From your initial consult and estimate appointment to your instillation, it’s easy to book with The Radon Guys. Give us a call, text, or send us an email to provide relevant details — including your contact information, property address, requested services, and preferred dates and times. We’ll get back to you promptly to get you on the books.
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Our team will arrive on time at our prearranged meeting time for your initial estimate or install.
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Our team will arrive on-site to assess your unique home layout and strategize on radon system installation placement and details. We’ll chat through radon system placement, radon system components, the radon system installation process, and how to verify your radon system is working optimally.
Our goal is to leave you feeling informed and confident throughout the home radon mitigation process.
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Our team has a comprehensive method for assessing and pricing your system installation. With years of experience under our (tool) belts, you can expect fair, up-front pricing — and no hidden costs.
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Your home is your private sanctuary. Our team promises to provide friendly radon mitigation in Nashville — and surrounding areas. That means respecting your space, and ensure that our residential radon work is completed to satisfy radon EPA standards.
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We want you to feel confident and secure in your radon system. To avoid conflict of interests, we don’t test our own work. However, we are happy to schedule post-verification testing through a third party for an additional at-cost charge.
Book Your Free Passive Radon System Estimate
What Homeowners Need to Know About Radon
What is Radon?
Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas produced by the breakdown of uranium in soil, rock, and water. Radon can infiltrate buildings, where it can accumulate and pose a health risk when inhaled over long periods.
How do You Know if You Have High Radon Levels?
Radon is colorless and odorless. So, if you suspect your home could have high radon levels and you’re wondering, “Do I need to have my home radon tested?” the answer is yes.
Radon mitigation practices — including Radon-Resistant Construction — help reduce radon levels within your home to a safe level.
Is a Passive Radon System Enough?
Do passive radon systems work? In some cases, yes. However… in many cases, a passive radon system is not enough to dramatically lower your home's radon levels. Ensuring you have a quality passive radon system makes installing a fan down the line easier and more affordable — turning your passive system into an effective active one.