
Serving Firestone
Radon testing and systems for Firestone's newer neighborhoods.
Firestone has grown fast along I-25 in southwest Weld County, and much of its housing is newer construction. A newer home is not a radon-free home: radon comes from the soil, not the age of the house.
Some newer homes were built with a passive radon pipe running from under the slab to the roof, with no fan. A passive pipe vents some gas on its own, but adding a rated radon fan and a manometer turns it into an active system, often for much less than a full install. Look for a labeled pipe in the basement or utility room, then call (720) 790-3231.
If your Firestone home has no pipe, a standard sub-slab system is usually installed in a single day. Either way, test first: a short-term test in winter tells you where you stand, and a long-term test gives a better year-round average if your first number is close to the line. Call (720) 790-3231.

We check existing passive pipes and activate them when that's the best fix.
A test tells you whether the house needs a system at all.
Call (720) 790-3231 for radon mitigation in Firestone.
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