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How Radon Mitigation Works

Most homes are mitigated using an active soil depressurization system. A suction point is created beneath the home, and a radon fan draws radon-containing soil gas from below the foundation and safely exhausts it outdoors before it can enter the living space.

Every home is different. The system is designed around the home's foundation type, layout, and existing conditions.

Professional Standards

Our installation processes follow rigorous industry standards to ensure long-term effectiveness and safety for your family.

Ready to Reduce Your Radon Levels?

We'll evaluate your home, explain your options, and provide a straightforward mitigation estimate.

Our Radon Mitigation Process

From evaluation to follow-up testing, we keep the process straightforward.

01 — Evaluate Your Home

We evaluate the foundation, existing conditions, and potential radon entry pathways to determine the appropriate mitigation approach.

02 — Design the System

We determine suction-point locations, vent routing, fan placement, sealing needs, and other system components based on your home.

03 — Professional Installation

Your mitigation system is installed according to applicable radon mitigation standards, with attention to performance, safety, and appearance.

04 — Verify System Operation

After installation, we verify that the system is operating properly and explain how to read the system-performance indicator.

05 — Post-Mitigation Testing

Follow-up testing measures radon levels after installation to confirm the effectiveness of the mitigation system.

06 — Documentation & Ongoing Care

You receive system information, operating guidance, maintenance recommendations, and future testing schedules.

Request a Mitigation Estimate

We'll evaluate your home, explain your options, and provide a professional mitigation estimate tailored to your home's needs.

Breathe Easier. We’ll Make It Right.

From professional radon testing to mitigation, Make Right provides clear answers and practical solutions for Western Colorado homes. [ Request a Radon Test ] [ Request a Mitigation Estimate ]

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