How Do I Lower Radon in My Menomonee Falls Home?
The usual fix is a radon mitigation system installed by a certified contractor: a sealed pipe from under the basement floor and a fan that vents radon above the roof. Send a free quote request and one contractor certified by NRPP or NRSB who serves Menomonee Falls will contact you.
Radon and Menomonee Falls homes
Menomonee Falls is a village in Waukesha County, northwest of Milwaukee, with a mix of mid-century ranch homes and newer subdivisions. Mid-century homes often have block basement walls and floor drains. Newer homes usually have poured walls and a sump pit, which may already have a sealed lid. Each of these details changes how a contractor sets up the system, so a home visit is the best way to get a real price.
What to have ready for the contractor
- Your radon test result and the dates of the test, if you have them.
- Whether your basement is finished, and where you'd prefer the pipe to go.
- Any closing date, if you're buying or selling.
Nearby areas
We also take requests from nearby Germantown, Butler, Lannon, Sussex and Brookfield.
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Frequently asked questions
My Menomonee Falls home has a sump pit. Does that matter for radon?
Yes. An open sump pit lets soil gas in, so it's usually sealed with an airtight lid, and sometimes it's used as the suction point.
Do newer homes in Menomonee Falls need radon testing?
Yes. Newer construction can test high too. Testing is the only way to know your level.
How will I know the system is working?
A gauge on the pipe shows the fan is pulling air, and a follow-up radon test confirms the level dropped.