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Radon Mitigation System Installation in Altoona, IA & Central Iowa

A complete radon mitigation system, installed by certified specialists, using your home's existing sump pump to safely and permanently reduce radon levels.

5-Year Parts Warranty

Iowa Registered

State of Iowa Registered Contractor

NRPP Certified Mitigation

Certified Radon Mitigation Specialist

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Why Install A Radon Mitigation System In Your Home?

A radon mitigation system is the most effective way to permanently reduce elevated radon levels in your home. It works by drawing radon gas from beneath your foundation through a sealed pipe and venting it safely outside using a continuously running fan — before it can build up in your living space.

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If your home already has a sump pump, a standard mitigation system can usually be installed using that existing setup, which keeps installation more efficient and less invasive than starting from scratch.

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One of the most common questions homeowners ask is what a radon mitigation system actually costs. Ours is a flat $1,600 for a complete system installed using your home's existing sump pump — full design, installation, and ongoing radon level reduction, with certified specialists handling every step. We serve Altoona and the surrounding Des Moines metro, including Ankeny, Urbandale, and Johnston.

Residential Standard Mitigation System Install

$1,600

A complete radon mitigation system installed using your home's existing sump pump, safely venting radon gas outside and reducing levels to protect your family's health.

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What's Included:

  • Full system design and installation

  • Utilizes existing sump pump

  • Certified mitigation specialist install

  • Ongoing radon level reduction

  • A 5-Year Warranty on Mitigation System Parts

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Explore Our Other Radon Services

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Certified 48-hour testing that tells you exactly where your home's radon levels stand.

Tubes for Radon Mitigation System

Already have a mitigation system? We inspect it and test your air to confirm it's actually working.

Radon Mitigation Installation

A custom mitigation system designed for homes without a sump pump, using an alternative venting solution.

Our Certifications

As a state-certified radon mitigation and radon measurement company in Iowa, we meet the highest standards for radon testing and radon mitigation system installation.

Iowa Registered Contractor

Iowa Department of Inspections, Appeals, & Licensing

C152288

Radon Measurement Specialist

Iowa Department of Health and Human Services

​RNTST10288

Radon Mitigation Specialist

Iowa Department of Health and Human Services

RNMIT10137

NRPP Mitigation Specialist

National Radon Proficiency Program (NRPP)

115964-RMS

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Radon Mitigation Installation FAQs

  • Our Residential Standard Mitigation System Install is a flat $1,600, which includes full system design, installation using your home's existing sump pump, and ongoing radon level reduction.

  • A mitigation system draws radon gas from beneath your home's foundation through a sealed pipe and vents it safely outside using a continuously running fan, preventing it from building up indoors.

  • In most cases, yes. If your home has a sump pump, we can typically design your mitigation system around it, which keeps installation simpler than starting from scratch. Homes without a sump pump need a different setup — see our No Sump Pump Install option.

  • Yes — when properly installed and maintained, a mitigation system continuously vents radon and keeps levels reduced for as long as the system is running. We recommend periodic testing to confirm it continues working as expected.

  • Testing is the only way to know your radon level for certain, but if your results came back elevated, installing a system is the EPA-recommended way to bring your home's air back within safe levels.

  • Our five-year limited warranty covers the complete radon mitigation system and fan as we installed it, starting on your install date. It covers defects in materials, system components and our installation workmanship. If a covered problem comes up, we repair or replace the part, or correct the work, at no charge for parts and labor. We don’t charge a service-call or diagnostic fee for a covered claim.

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    The warranty doesn’t cover damage from misuse, floods, fire, lightning, storms, falling debris or power surges, or from repairs and changes made by someone other than us. It also doesn’t guarantee a specific radon level in the future, since changes to the home, like foundation work or new construction, can affect radon levels.

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    To request service, call us at (515) 783-6566 with your address, your install date and a description of the problem. We’ll arrange an assessment and explain whether the issue is covered. If it isn’t, we’ll tell you why and give you an estimate before doing any billable work. Read the full warranty terms here.

Looking for a Full Home Inspection?

Radon is just one part of a healthy home. Visit High Caliber Home Inspections for full home inspection services in Iowa.

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Service Areas

Des Moines Neighborhoods We Serve:

Beaverdale
Ingersoll
Waterbury

Waveland

Highland Park
South of Grand Sherman Hill

Drake

Gray's Lake

Easter Lake

Five-Year Limited Warranty on Every Radon Mitigation System

Every radon mitigation system we install is backed by a five-year limited warranty that starts on your install date. It covers the complete system and fan against defects in materials, components and our installation workmanship. If something covered fails, we repair or replace it at no charge for parts and labor, and we handle the claim ourselves.
 

What's covered:

  • The complete system and fan, as installed by us

  • Defects in materials, components and installation workmanship

  • Repair or replace at no charge for parts and labor

  • No service-call fee on a covered claim

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