Radon Be Gone provides radon mitigation systems, real estate mitigation system, crawl space encapsulation, radon resistant new construction (RRNC), radon testing, radon mitigation services, radon testing kits, radon resources to Utah and surrounding areas.
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Radon Mitigation Systems
Radon Testing
Crawl Space Encapsulation
Real Estate Mitigation System
Radon Resistant New Construction (RRNC)
Radon Mitigation Services
Radon Testing Kits
Radon Resources
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Wayne Lim
Sep 29, 2026
5.0
Radon Be Gone workers, Nick and Kam did an outstanding and amazing job installing the radon mitigation system! Nick and Kam were easy to work with; friendly, professional and personable with my question regarding the system. The work was great and they cleaned up afterwards. And Ethan, the estimator was very personable and knew exactly how to approach the project. A great trio of professional of Radon Be Gone! Thank you!
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Dustin Davis
Sep 22, 2026
5.0
They show up on schedule.
They communicate effectively
They are honest and transparent in their assessments.
Ethan does a good job explaining and coordinating.
The field Guys make sure they communicate and verify before moving forward with the Install.
I would recommend them for your Radon elimination needs.
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Sherriann Branson
Sep 19, 2026
5.0
Radon Be Gone provided outstanding service from start to finish! The communication was fantastic from initial scheduling to the final follow-up. Jack and Owen came out to install our vapor barrier and radon exhaust fan, and they were friendly, highly knowledgeable, and informative. They even went above and beyond by helping us remove items from our crawl space. I highly recommend this great team!
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Brett Nielsen
Sep 18, 2026
5.0
Christian did our install and was amazing. He took the time to explain everything, asked more than once if I had any questions, and was very considerate about the installation process. Start to finish, the install was done in less than 4 hours. Very happy and will have some peace of mind knowing our radon is under control.
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Clint Saline
Sep 13, 2026
5.0
The process was so easy. They put a testing unit in my home for a week, and that same day I had an email with results. I also had my own hundred dollar testing unit from Amazon which my numbers were really similar. I had them come out and install a unit. I thought I was going to have to put it in a closet where Carpet was which I was fine with but when they came out they found a way better place. With their expertise of design and angles with their piping, I barely noticed the system is in my home when they came out it was raining, but I was soon reassured that everything Was not a worry. Everything looks so good andprofessionally done and not only To my satisfaction, but I am beyond satisfied, and I am pretty Picky when it comes to my home and how things are done. And then it was retested with their unit and my own unit. I am so happy that I can rest assured my kids and my family are not being affected by Radon in my home. Thanks to Radon Be Gone.
You can request a free estimate by completing the form on our website. We'll respond promptly to discuss your specific requirements.
How many radon systems have we installed?
We have installed more than 20,500 radon mitigation systems and performed testing at over 30,000 locations to date.
Are we licensed and insured?
Yes. We maintain full licensing, insurance, and certification through both NRPP and AARST, which represent the highest national standards for radon professionals.
Do we offer a warranty on radon mitigation systems?
Yes. Each system comes with a lifetime transferable warranty, along with a 5-year fan warranty and a 5-year no-leak guarantee on roof jacks.
Why is radon mitigation important?
Radon ranks as the second leading cause of lung cancer in the United States and is the primary cause among non-smokers. Mitigation protects all household members from prolonged exposure.
How do we ensure effective radon reduction?
We utilize advanced technology and proven methods to create customized radon mitigation systems that successfully reduce radon levels below EPA standards.
How much does a radon mitigation system cost in Utah?
Radon mitigation systems in Utah typically range from $800 to $2,500, with the final cost determined by your home's foundation type, size, and current radon levels.
Is radon mitigation required in Utah?
Utah law doesn't mandate radon mitigation, but the EPA recommends action when levels reach 4.0 pCi/L or higher. Since Utah's state average sits at 5.3 pCi/L, this threshold is already exceeded.
Is radon mitigation really necessary?
If your home tests at or above 4.0 pCi/L, mitigation is necessary. Radon exposure builds up over time, and the associated health risks increase the longer the issue remains unaddressed.
Can radon levels return after mitigation?
When properly installed and maintained, radon levels won't return. We suggest retesting every two years to verify your system continues to perform as intended.
Which areas does Radon Be Gone serve?
We proudly serve all of Utah with a strong focus along Salt Lake County and Summit County. We also provide radon services in parts of Wyoming and Idaho. If you’re located out of state, please contact us to confirm whether we can assist in your specific area.
How does a radon mitigation system work?
The most common and effective radon mitigation method is active soil (or sub-slab) depressurization. A contractor drills one or more suction points through the slab or under a vapor barrier in a crawlspace, connects PVC piping to a continuously running fan, and vents the radon-laden soil gas outdoors above the roofline. This creates negative pressure under the home so radon is pulled out before it can enter living spaces. Sub-membrane systems are used for crawlspaces.
How effective is mitigation, and how long does installation take?
Properly installed systems commonly reduce radon levels by up to 90–99%, often bringing readings well below 2–4 pCi/L. Installation for a typical home is usually completed in about 4 hours, more time is needed if also mitigating a dirt crawl space. A post-installation test is recommended after the radon mitigation system is installed.
What maintenance is needed on a Radon System, and how do I know the system is working?
Maintenance is minimal: keep the fan running 24/7, periodically check the manometer (U-tube pressure gauge) to confirm suction, and listen for unusual noises. Fans typically last 5–15+ years and carry a 5-year warranty; many companies offer lifetime system warranties that transfer with the home. The manometer shows the system is creating pressure—it does not show radon levels. Retest the home (short- or long-term) after radon system installation and every 1–2 years.
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