Residential Radon Reduction

 There are several different methods that PineBreeze Radon can use to lower radon levels in your home.  Because each home is built differently, we like to provide free, no obligation on-site evaluations of your property.  This way we can ensure that your system is placed in the most effective spot possible. Call us at 719-257-1251. We offer our basic system with optional aesthetically pleasing upgrades.  

Exterior Placement with Paint
With this upgrade the vent stack on the exterior of the home is painted to blend in with the home. Even if there are multiple colors used in the exterior design of your home. A Festa Radon Technologies fan shroud is added so that the vent pipe blends into the aesthetics of the exterior of the home. This specialty fan achieves the same results with a much smaller, more aesthetically pleasing look.

This is a great way to ensure your home meets requirements put forth by your local homeowner's association.

Interior Placement
The system is hidden through the attic, garage or interior chase and finishes by venting through the roof. A special “roof boot” is added to ensure the integrity of the roof and prevent leaks. This radon reduction system is almost completely hidden from view and is ideal for homes with strict HOA guidelines or for those who prefer not to have anything installed on the outside of their homes.

*Interior placement availability determined at on-site evaluation. An audible alarm is added with the manual monometer so that you are ensured the peace of mind needed to know that your system is functioning at all times. The final assurance that you know your system is continuously working correctly and keeping you and your family safe from radon exposure is a continuous monitoring system that is installed for you during your installation appointment.

 Vent Pipe
Our basic system includes the use of PVC pipe for the vent pipe on the exterior of the home. When requested we can utilize gutter downspout material. We then use 3”x4” downspout just like that of your home’s gutter system in place of the PVC pipe. This helps the system blend into the exterior of the home and is much more aesthetically pleasing.