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Protecting

Colorado

At Mile High Radon Control, our mission is simple: keeping Colorado families safe by eliminating dangerous radon from their homes. Founded in 2018 by Darren Corso, a Colorado native and certified radon professional, we are committed to providing expert mitigation services backed by years of experience and specialized training. With Darren’s background as a respiratory therapist, he has firsthand knowledge of how vital lung health is to the well-being of every family. He launched this business to help Coloradans breathe easier, knowing their homes are free from radon exposure.

We Back

Our Work

Our work doesn’t stop at installation. Every mitigation system comes with a post-installation test kit to ensure radon levels are reduced to EPA-recommended levels. With Mile High Radon Control, you’ll receive clear communication, honest pricing, and a team dedicated to doing the job right the first time. We back our work with a lifetime workmanship warranty for complete peace of mind.

Frequently Asked Questions

FAQs

What is radon, and why is it a concern in Colorado?

Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas that can be harmful to your health, especially when trapped indoors. Colorado has higher-than-average radon levels due to its geology.

How do I know if my home has high radon levels?

You can use a radon test kit or hire a professional to test the radon levels in your home. The EPA recommends action if radon levels are at or above 4 pCi/L (picocuries per liter).

How does radon mitigation work?

Radon mitigation typically involves installing a venting system that draws radon from beneath the foundation and vents it outside, preventing it from entering your home.

Do I need to retest for radon after the mitigation system is installed?

Yes, it is recommended to retest radon levels after the system is installed to ensure it is working properly. Regular retesting every 2 years is also advised.

What types of homes are at risk for radon exposure?

All homes, whether new or old, with or without basements, can have radon problems. Testing is the only way to know if your home is affected.

Will a radon mitigation system affect my home’s resale value?

Installing a radon mitigation system can be seen as a positive feature for homebuyers, especially in areas like Colorado where radon awareness is high.

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Breathe easier with Mile High Radon Control, your trusted Colorado radon mitigation experts. We’re here to help with all your radon mitigation needs.