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Should You Buy a House With a Radon Mitigation System?

Should You Buy a House With a Radon Mitigation System?

Spotting a radon system during a home tour can be surprising, especially if you have never seen one before. You may wonder whether you should buy the house or consider the equipment as a warning sign. In many cases, the system shows that a previous radon concern was...
A Quick Guide To Testing Your Home’s Sump Pump

A Quick Guide To Testing Your Home’s Sump Pump

A sump pump is easy to forget until water starts moving toward your foundation. During heavy rain or fast snowmelt, that small pump helps move water out of the sump pit before moisture spreads through your basement or crawl space. Our quick guide to testing your...
Vapor Barrier vs. Encapsulation: 3 Key Differences

Vapor Barrier vs. Encapsulation: 3 Key Differences

If your crawl space has damp soil, musty air, or elevated radon levels, you may hear two solutions mentioned often: vapor barriers and encapsulation. They sound similar, but they do not offer the same level of protection. Understanding the key differences between...
Reasons To Test for Radon After a Home Renovation

Reasons To Test for Radon After a Home Renovation

Renovations can make your home feel safer and more comfortable. But changes to your foundation, crawl space, or ventilation can also change how radon moves indoors. Radon is an odorless soil gas, and testing is the only way to know your current level. That’s why the...
Does Sealing a Basement Help Reduce Radon?

Does Sealing a Basement Help Reduce Radon?

If you’re wondering whether sealing a basement helps reduce radon levels, you’re asking an important question. Many homeowners notice cracks in the floor or gaps around pipes and assume sealing those areas will completely solve the problem. While sealing can help...