Radon Mitigation Fort Collins helps homeowners across Northern Colorado find out where they stand on radon — and, when the numbers call for it, do something practical about it. Clear testing, plain explanations, and mitigation systems built to keep working long after we leave.
Radon is the kind of problem that is easy to put off. You cannot see it or smell it, nothing in the house feels wrong, and the subject usually comes up at an inconvenient moment — during a home sale, after a neighbor mentions a high reading, or when a county map shows your area flagged as elevated. Our job is to take that vague worry and turn it into a number, and then into a decision you actually understand.
We are a radon-focused service business working with homeowners in Fort Collins and the surrounding Front Range communities. Radon testing, radon mitigation, and mitigation system installation are what we do — not a sideline attached to a general contracting business. That focus matters, because the details that make a system quiet, efficient, and durable are the ones people learn by doing this work repeatedly on the kinds of foundations found in this region.
Northern Colorado sits on soils where elevated indoor radon is common, and homes here vary widely: finished basements, crawl spaces, slab-on-grade construction, additions built decades apart. There is no single system that fits all of them. We look at the house in front of us before we recommend anything.
A few principles we hold to on every job, from a single test to a full system installation.
We tell you what the test shows and what it means, including when the honest answer is that no mitigation is needed. You should never feel pushed toward work you do not need.
Suction points, pipe routing, and fan placement are planned around your foundation and layout — not dropped in wherever is fastest. A well-planned system runs quieter and works harder.
Sealed penetrations, tidy pipe runs, proper exhaust placement, and a finish that respects your home. The system should look like it belongs there.
You get an estimate before work begins, with the scope written out. No pressure, no obligation, and no surprises added at the end.
Installing a system is only half the job. Post-mitigation testing confirms the levels actually came down and that the system is doing what it was built to do.
Fans, manometers, and seals have a service life. We explain what to watch for and stay reachable when you have a question months or years later.
A simple sequence, so you always know what happens next.
Tell us what prompted the call — a real estate test, a county advisory, or plain curiosity. We ask about the foundation, the basement or crawl space, and any prior results.
If you do not have a recent measurement, we arrange testing. If you already have one, we go over what the reading means relative to the EPA action level of 4.0 pCi/L.
We evaluate the home's construction and available routing, then put a recommended system and a written price in front of you. Free, with no obligation.
Most residential systems go in within a day. We seal the entry points, run the piping, set the fan, and leave the work area clean.
A follow-up test verifies the reduction. We walk you through the manometer so you can check the system yourself at a glance.
Questions later on, a fan that needs attention, a system you inherited with the house — we are still here.
Whether you need a first test or a full mitigation system, we will give you a clear picture and an honest estimate.
Free — no obligations