Radon system installation fits an Active Soil Depressurization (sub-slab depressurization) system to your home: a sealed pipe through the foundation, a quiet radon fan, and an exhaust vented above the roofline. Most installs are finished in about a day, and we re-test afterward to confirm radon is below Health Canada's 200 Bq/m³ guideline.
What does a radon system installation involve?
Installation is the hands-on build of your mitigation system. We assess your foundation and access, choose the best exit path for the vent, seal entry points, core the slab, set the pipe and certified fan, and route the exhaust above the roofline. The goal is a clean, quiet, code-aware system that keeps your home below the action level.
How long does installation take?
Most homes are installed in a single day. Larger or multi-level foundations can take longer. We confirm the timeline during your free quote so there are no surprises.
New construction and rough-in installs
Building or renovating in the Okanagan? A radon rough-in during construction is far cheaper than retrofitting later, and it makes a future active system simple to complete. We work with homeowners and builders on both rough-ins and full installs.
Will the system be noisy or ugly?
No. A properly installed radon fan runs quietly and continuously, and the vent pipe is routed to be as discreet as possible. We plan the layout with you so the finished system fits your home.
Do you confirm it worked?
Yes. Every installation is followed by a post-mitigation re-test. If the number is not below 200 Bq/m³, we adjust the system until it is. [TENANT TO CONFIRM guarantee terms]
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