Breathe Easy With Radon Solutions

Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas that can enter homes from the soil beneath and around a property. Because it is invisible and odorless, testing is the only way to determine whether elevated radon levels are present.

You cannot reliably identify radon by sight, smell, or other household warning signs. A professional radon test is the appropriate way to determine the radon level inside your home.

Air Doctor provides radon testing and uses the results to help determine whether mitigation is appropriate.

Radon mitigation involves installing a system designed to reduce radon concentrations inside a home. The appropriate system depends on factors such as the home's foundation, construction and measured radon levels.

Air Doctor designs customized mitigation systems based on the individual property rather than using the same approach for every home.

Not necessarily. The appropriate next step depends on the results of professional testing and the circumstances of the property. If elevated radon levels are identified, a qualified professional can explain mitigation options and help determine the appropriate solution.

A radon mitigation system is designed to reduce the amount of radon entering or accumulating inside the home. System design varies based on the home's foundation and construction, which is why Air Doctor develops custom mitigation solutions for individual properties.

Radon mitigation can be appropriate for many different types of residential properties. The system design depends on the home's foundation, construction and the way radon is entering or accumulating in the property.

The installation process begins with understanding the home's construction and radon levels. Air Doctor then designs a mitigation system tailored to the property and installs it with an emphasis on making the system discreet and durable.

Air Doctor states that its mitigation systems are discreetly installed and designed specifically for the property. The final configuration depends on the home's foundation and construction.

Post-mitigation testing can be performed to evaluate radon levels after the system has been installed. Air Doctor specifically lists post-mitigation testing as part of its radon services.

Yes. Air Doctor provides post-mitigation testing to help evaluate radon levels after a mitigation system has been installed. The company also references testing for EPA compliance as part of its radon services.

Yes. Air Doctor promotes real estate transaction readiness as part of its radon services. This can be particularly useful when a home is being evaluated as part of a purchase or sale and radon testing is needed.

If a home inspection or radon test identifies elevated radon levels, the next step is to have the property evaluated by a qualified radon professional. Air Doctor can provide testing, mitigation system design and installation, and post-mitigation testing.

Yes. Radon mitigation systems can be designed for existing homes based on their foundation and construction. Air Doctor's approach is to create a customized system rather than use a one-size-fits-all installation.

The cost of radon mitigation can vary considerably depending on the home's foundation, construction, radon levels and the type of system required. A property-specific evaluation is the best way to determine the appropriate scope and cost.

The installation time depends on the home's construction and the complexity of the mitigation system. Air Doctor evaluates each property individually before designing and installing the system.

The mitigation system itself is installed as a long-term solution, but follow-up testing is important to determine whether radon levels have been adequately reduced. Air Doctor offers post-mitigation testing as part of its radon services.

Yes. Air Doctor currently offers a 50% discount on its regular dryer vent cleaning price when the service is scheduled together with residential air duct cleaning.

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Because radon cannot be detected through normal senses, homeowners may not know whether it is present without testing. Testing can provide information about the radon level in the home and whether mitigation should be considered.

Radon can occur naturally in soil throughout the United States, including Arizona. The only way to know the radon level in a particular home is through testing.

Air Doctor Duct Cleaning & Lining provides radon testing, custom radon mitigation system design and installation, real-estate transaction services, and post-mitigation testing for Phoenix-area homeowners.

Air Doctor serves homeowners throughout the Greater Phoenix metro area. Its established service-area content includes Phoenix, Scottsdale, Mesa, Chandler, Gilbert, Glendale, Peoria and surrounding communities.