What is the typical cost for radon mitigation in Utah?

The cost of radon mitigation can vary widely depending on factors such as the location of your home, the construction type, the severity of the radon issue, and the specific mitigation company used and techniques needed. On average, radon mitigation in Utah costs in the United States can range from around $800 to $2,500 or more. At Precision Radon Systems, we provide free estimates for treatment and we offer Price Matching! Here are a few factors that can influence the cost

  • Type of Mitigation System

    The type of radon mitigation system required, such as sub-slab depressurization, crawlspace ventilation, or sealed sump pit, can impact the cost. More complex systems may be more expensive to install.

  • Home Size and Layout

    The size and layout of your home affect the amount of work required to install the mitigation system. Larger homes or homes with multiple foundation areas may incur higher costs.

  • Local Labor and Materials

    Labor costs and the cost of materials can vary depending on the region and local market conditions.

  • Radon Levels

    Homes with higher radon levels may require more robust mitigation systems, potentially increasing the cost.

  • Professional Fees

    Hiring a certified radon mitigation professional adds to the overall cost. However, their expertise ensures that the mitigation system is installed correctly and effectively.

  • Post-Mitigation Testing

    Some mitigation companies include post-mitigation testing to ensure the effectiveness of the system, which can impact the total cost.

To get an accurate estimate for radon mitigation costs for your specific situation, it's recommended to contact an NRPP/AARST-certified radon mitigation professional. At Precision Radon Services, we provide free testing and we can assess your home, provide recommendations, and offer a free cost estimate based on your home's characteristics and the necessary mitigation techniques. Remember that investing in radon mitigation is an important step to ensure a safe and healthy indoor environment for you and your family.