PA DEP-certified radon mitigation and testing for York, PA and York County. Written scope before work begins, post-mitigation retest included on every installation.
| Business | Radon Mitigation York PA |
| Street address | 17 E Philadelphia St |
| City, State, ZIP | York, PA 17401 |
| Phone | (208) 406-6943 |
| contact@radon-mitigation-york-pa.com | |
| Website | radon-mitigation-york-pa.com |
| Certification | PA DEP-certified radon mitigation |
| Service area | York, York Township, Hanover, Springettsbury, West York and all of York County |
Every inquiry gets a written scope before any work is scheduled: the suction point location, the fan model, the piping route, the total price, and the post-mitigation retest. Standard installations are completed the same day. The retest runs at least 24 hours after fan startup, and the result is documented.
Radon testing and mitigation throughout York County, Pennsylvania: York, York Township, Hanover, Springettsbury, West York, Dover, Red Lion, Dallastown, Windsor Township and surrounding communities.
The method behind more than 99% of installed systems (PA DEP). A fan pulls soil gas from the gravel or fill beneath your slab through a sealed pipe and discharges it above the roofline, where it dilutes to background. The house becomes a negative-pressure zone relative to the soil, so radon stops entering.
Well-designed systems reduce radon by 80–99% (EPA). A home testing at 12 pCi/L typically drops to 0.5–2.0 pCi/L. The post-mitigation test — at least 24 hours after fan startup — is the proof, and DEP requires mitigators to recommend one.
Most single-suction-point systems in the York area run $800–$1,500 installed. PA DEP’s own guidance puts typical installations at $800–$1,200. Crawl-space systems, homes needing a second suction point, or difficult pipe routing push toward $2,000–$3,500.
No. A typical in-line fan draws 60–100 watts — roughly $30–$100 a year depending on fan size and electricity rates — PA DEP guidance ranges the annual operating cost from $30 to over $100.