Customized Radon Mitigation Solutions for Homes & Workplaces
Calgary Radon Mitigation Services: Effective, Certified & Long-Lasting
Why Radon Mitigation is Critical for Your Calgary Home
Protect Your Family from the Hidden Health Risks
17%
of Canadian homes exceed these safety thresholds.
3,200
Radon-related deaths occur annually in Canada as a result of lung cancer.
16%
of lung cancer deaths in Canada are linked to radon exposure.
95%
of homes should be tested on an annual basis or have a Radon Monitoring system installed.
Radon Mitigation Systems
$2000
- Custom-designed systems starting at $2000
Includes
- Foundation sealing
- Slab pressurization
- Optional HRV (Heat Recovery Ventilation) filtration
- No cookie-cutter solutions—each plan is designed based on your home’s test results.
- Proper screening ensures accurate system design for your family’s health and long-term protection.
Experience Peace of Mind with Certified Experts and Advanced Technology
Our Trusted Calgary Radon Mitigation Services
Your home is your sanctuary. That’s why we go beyond radon testing to provide comprehensive mitigation solutions designed with your safety in mind. Our team of CNRTC-certified professionals uses advanced diagnostic tools to pinpoint radon entry points and craft a customized plan for your property. We also believe in transparent pricing—no hidden fees or surprises—so you can make informed decisions about protecting your indoor environment.
Below, you’ll find an overview of our streamlined radon mitigation process, from diagnosing your property to final verification. Each step is focused on delivering fast, effective, and lasting results.
Disclaimer:
Short-term radon screenings provided by Calgary Radon Detection Inc. are intended to offer a snapshot of current radon levels within your home at the time of testing. While these results can indicate potential concerns, they should not be used as a sole basis for making mitigation decisions. Radon levels can fluctuate daily and seasonally due to factors such as weather, ventilation, and occupancy habits. For accurate assessment and mitigation planning, we strongly recommend a long-term radon test of at least 91 days, in accordance with Health Canada guidelines. Long-term testing provides a more reliable average of radon exposure and allows for an informed, evidence-based strategy for radon reduction.
How Our Radon Mitigation Process Works
Simple, Stress-Free Mitigation from Start to Finish
We believe that protecting your property shouldn’t be complicated. Our streamlined approach is designed to provide fast, effective results with minimal disruption:
Diagnosing the Property
Our certified experts begin with a thorough assessment—inspecting your foundation, reviewing floor plans, and pinpointing radon entry points. This comprehensive diagnosis ensures we have a clear understanding of your property’s unique needs.
Customizing a Mitigation Strategy
Based on our findings, we develop a tailored plan that addresses your specific structure, ventilation systems, and any special requirements. Our goal is to design a solution that efficiently reduces radon levels while maintaining a comfortable indoor environment.
Installation & Verification
Next, we install high-quality mitigation components using industry best practices. Once everything is in place, we conduct immediate tests to confirm that radon levels have been significantly lowered and your system is performing optimally.
After successful installation and verification, we remain available for follow-up inspections, maintenance, and any adjustments needed over time—ensuring lasting protection and peace of mind.
Common Radon Mitigation Strategies
Professional Systems for a Safer Home
Sub-Slab Depressurization
Customized Solutions for Effective Radon Reduction
Every property is unique, which is why our sub-slab depressurization systems are designed for maximum effectiveness. We go beyond basic radon reduction by ensuring:
- A thorough analysis of your foundation type, slab condition, and radon entry points.
- Properly sized fans and piping for consistent airflow and minimal energy usage.
- Ongoing monitoring and adjustments to maintain optimal negative pressure under the slab.
Whether your building is new or old, our experts tailor sub-slab depressurization to deliver safe indoor air quality and long-term peace of mind.
Sealing Cracks & Foundation
Boosting Efficiency & Reducing Radon Entry Points
A critical component of radon mitigation is making your property as airtight as possible. Cracks, gaps, and seams in your foundation or walls allow radon to seep in—undermining the efficiency of any mitigation system. By sealing these potential entry points, we:
- Prevent radon infiltration through floor cracks, wall joints, and pipe penetrations.
- Enhance the overall performance of sub-slab depressurization and other systems.
- Reduce conditioned air loss, helping maintain comfortable indoor temperatures.
With cracks properly sealed, your radon mitigation system can operate more efficiently, often allowing for quieter fans and lower energy consumption.
Heat Recovery Ventilator (HRV)
Improving Indoor Air Quality & Maintaining Comfort
Radon infiltration is just one aspect of indoor air quality. Heat Recovery Ventilators (HRVs) help address multiple concerns by continuously exchanging stale indoor air with fresh outdoor air while retaining heat. This approach not only reduces radon levels but also:
- Balances humidity to minimize mold growth and moisture issues.
- Improves ventilation in rooms prone to poor air circulation.
- Helps maintain comfortable temperatures without driving up energy bills.
By integrating an HRV into your radon mitigation plan, you gain cleaner, healthier air while keeping energy costs under control.
HEPA Filter Systems
Capturing Radon Decay Products & Other Pollutants
Radon gas itself is invisible and odorless, but its decay products can attach to airborne particles and pose significant health risks. Our HEPA filter systems:
- Remove fine particles and allergens from the air, including radon decay byproducts.
- Contribute to a cleaner, healthier indoor environment for occupants.
- Complement other mitigation methods by reducing airborne contaminants.
When combined with sub-slab depressurization or HRV systems, HEPA filtration provides an added layer of protection, ensuring the air you breathe is as clean as possible.
Post Mitigation Testing
Verifying Long-Term Safety & Effectiveness
Even the best radon mitigation strategies need confirmation. After installation, we perform follow-up testing to ensure radon levels have been substantially reduced and remain within safe limits. Our post-mitigation process includes:
- Short-term or long-term radon tests to validate the system’s performance.
- Periodic inspections to confirm fans, seals, and equipment are functioning properly.
- Ongoing support and guidance to address any future changes in your property.
By conducting post mitigation testing, we verify that our solutions deliver lasting radon reduction, giving you confidence and peace of mind for years to come.
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Who Are We?
Why Homeowners Trust Our Radon Mitigation Solutions
Certified and Experienced
Our team is fully certified by the Canadian National Radon Proficiency Program (CNRTC) and has extensive experience in mitigating radon risks.
Advanced Technology
Local Knowledge
Transparent Communication
From assessment to post-installation, we keep you informed every step of the way.
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Your Top Questions Answered for a Safer, Healthier Home
Frequently Asked Questions About Radon Mitigation
Radon mitigation involves installing systems to reduce radon gas levels in your home. It is essential because prolonged exposure to high radon levels can lead to serious health issues, including lung cancer.
If your radon test indicates levels above 200 Bq/m³—the threshold recommended by Health Canada—it’s time to consider mitigation. Our experts can help interpret your test results and advise on the best course of action.
Our process starts with an initial assessment, followed by a customized mitigation plan, professional installation of a radon reduction system, and post-installation testing to ensure effectiveness.
The installation typically takes a few hours to complete. We work efficiently to minimize disruption to your daily routine while ensuring a thorough and secure installation.
Absolutely. We use high-quality, fire-rated, gas-impermeable materials (Pipe 636) and our installations are performed by C-NRPP-certified experts. Our systems are designed for long-term durability and compliance with all safety standards.
After installation, we recommend a follow-up test to confirm reduced radon levels. Regular annual testing is also advised to ensure your home remains safe over time.
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