Air Quality Control 
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Greater Denver Area
Littleton, Aurora, Centennial, Arvada, Castle Rock, Denver, Lakewood, Parker 
(303) 466-2626

 
Loveland, Ft. Collins, Longmont Area
(970) 669-6544 

 Boulder, Broomfield, Lafayette Area
(303) 449-4977

Colorado Springs & Pueblo Areas
(719) 632-5900

Radon Mitigation

When a building (or house) is found to have an elevated level of radon gas (defined by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency as a radon result of 4.0 pCi/l or higher,) methods of reducing the levels can be applied to cure the problem.  The most common method of Radon mitigation (also known as remediation or abatement) is Active Soil Depressurization (ASD.) This method utilizes PVC piping attached to an electric suction fan.  The piping typically begins below the lowest floor of the structure's foundation (penetrating the slab of the basement or the plastic membrane of the crawl space) and extends upward to an exit point above ground level.  The inline suction fan is mounted in an inconspicuous location on the exterior or within an attic above the home.  In cases where the radon fan is installed in the attic, the discharge pipe extends out through the roof so the gas can be released outdoors.

Active (fan assisted) radon mitigation systems can reduce the radon gas entry by as much as 99%.  A qualified radon contractor (also known as a radon mitigator or radon remediation specialist) can typically install a mitigation system in a home in less than a day.  After the system is installed, the radon levels begin to drop almost immediately.  Passive radon reduction techniques (such as sealing cracks or installing pipes without an inline fan) are rarely effective at reducing radon levels.  The reason that these "passive" techniques are ineffective is because radon gas is under pressure and must escape from the ground.  It is a very inert, un-reactive gas that can be drawn up through the pours of concrete, around drains, utility penetrations, or expansion joints.  Attempting to "seal out" radon is similar to trying to keep water out of a basement by painting the walls and floor with waterproofing paint.  It may work temporarily if the problem is minor, but it wouldn't keep standing water out.  The only way to fix a water problem is to redirect the water somewhere else before it enters the home.  The same principles apply to radon correction.  Sealing cracks and openings is part of the radon mitigation process; however this is to prevent the downward draw of conditioned air from the home and to improve the pressure field extension of the system below the slab.
http://www.mitigationsystem.com/coloradoradon.html  -   Call (303) 466-2626  -  Air Quality Control offers the following services: radon mitigation, testing, and remediation.  They specialize in radon gas abatement, measurement, reduction, and removal.  They are one of the Nation's largest radon companies and install high-quality, affordable radonmitigation systems.  To reduce your home's radon levels or for radon gas measurement options, contact Air Quality Control at 1-800-420-3881.  (Other [improper] search terms: raddon, raidon, raydon, radeon mitigator, midigation, radongas, radontesting mitigater, remitigation contractor, radon mediation, mitigaton company, abatment.) http://www.RadonDenverColorado.com  -  Air Quality Control Agency Inc. Denver offers radon mitigation services throughout Colorado including the following cities: Denver, Littleton, Boulder, Broomfield, Aurora, Longmont, Fort Collins (Ft. Collins), Parker, Arvada, Englewood, Loveland, Castle Rock, Golden, Louisville, Westminster, Lafayette, Erie, Evergreen, Colorado Springs, Commerce City, Morrison, Elizabeth, Monument, Lyons, Windsor, Johnstown, Pine, Berthoud, Larkspur, Dillon, Dacono, Mead, Ward, and All of CO.  They install radon gas remediation systems in the following counties:  Jefferson, Arapahoe, Denver, Adams, Elbert, Douglas, Boulder, Gilpin, Clear Creek, Summit, Park County, Teller, Boulder, Grand, Eagle, Lincoln, El Paso, Crowley, Fremont, Chaffe, Lake, Pitkin, Jackson, Broomfield, Morgan, Washington, Weld, Larimer, Garfield, Routt, and all other Colorado Counties.  http://www.colorado-radon.com

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1-800-NO-RADON
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7450 W. 52nd Ave., Broomfield, Colorado     Phone: (303) 466-2626     Fax: (800) 207-5685     Email: AQCA@Mail.com