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Iowa
and Wisconsin Residents
Special
Standard
Mitigation $850*
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We
guarantee that your radon
will be below the EPA
recommendation of 4
picuries/liter after we
install our reduction
system.
Call today to receive an
over the phone quote.
Qualified
Technicians
Qualified
to remove high levels of
radon from your
home. We are
experienced and trained to
make your home safe from
the threat of radon.
Radon
Mitigation Quote Request
Please
submit this form, then
call me. I am a
licensed full time Radon
Professional. Much
of the time I am working
on a job. Call me on
the toll free line below
to ring my office and cell
phone. Normally I
will quote over the
phone. In some cases
I will request a visit to
your home.
Thanks, Jon
Toll Free: 1-866-349-7236
Email:
*Subslab system with one
suction point.
If your home has a sump,
block walls, is a 2 story,
or over 10 years old, the
cost higher.
Home must be in an area
serviced by iowaradon.com
or radonamerica.com
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Common
EPA Approved Radon Removal
Methods
Sub Slab
Depressurization
Homes act like a
chimney creating a strong
vacuum on the soil beneath
and around the home. Radon
is then drawn through
small and large openings
which are in contact with
the soil. In
homes with concrete
basement floors suction is
applied under the floor,
the radon gas is vented to
the outside before it can
enter the home. This
method is the most
effective, and requires a
thorough diagnostic
checking to determine the
best method of
installation. Many
factors are
considered. Such as
home construction,
climate, number of suction
points, and equipment
sizing.
Sub Membrane
Depressurization
In homes with crawl
spaces or dirt floors, a
membrane is
installed. Then
suction is applied under
the membrane to remove the
radon before it enters the
home. This method is
similar to Sub Slab
Depressurization, but uses
a membrane. This
method requires more time
to install, so it normally
costs more than Sub Slab
Depressurization.
Energy
Recovery Ventilation (ERV)
Cross Ventilation
In homes where suction
is not an option, cross
ventilation can be
used. However this
is the least used method,
because of increased
heating and
air-conditioning cost
requirements.
The buildings
structure, and materials
will determine the best
method to use.
RadonAmerica can
determine the best method
to reduce radon for your
home.
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Purchasing
Information
Payment,
Specifications, and Pricing: Check
or Money Order payable to
American Radon, in U.S. dollars.
Items will be shipped upon
receipt of money orders. Checks
have a seven day clearing time
before shipment. Specifications
and Pricing are subject to
change without notice.
Shipping and
Handling: All orders
shipped FOB our warehouse.
Purchaser receives title to
shipment when transferred to
shipper. All orders
shipped via UPS or usps ground,
unless otherwise specified. To
expedite orders, specify UPS
Next Day Air, UPS Second Day
Air, or UPS Three Day Select.
Expedite shipping cost will be
included in the shipping
charges.
Warranties:
All warranties represented are
manufacturers warranties. All
warranty claims after 30 days
from purchase date are covered
by the manufacturer.
Returns:
Items returned within 30 days,
and are in original packaging
and can go directly to shelf,
are subject to a 20% restocking
charge. Defective items require
a return authorization number.
Please call for a return
authorization number. All
returns will be shipped prepaid.
Items shipped without a return
authorization or with freight
charges due will not be
accepted.
*This
offer good for systems installed
by American Radon. Offer does
not apply to systems installed
by our affiliates.
1-866-FIX-RADON
(1-866-349-7236)
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