Radon & Indoor Air Quality Contractor in Rhodes, IA
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Leading Radon Testing & Radon Mitigation Company in Rhodes
Radon is an invisible, natural, odorless, and toxic gas that can lead to health complications if not taken care of. At Iowa Radon Defense, our experienced experts have the training and expertise needed to make Rhodes homes safer, healthier, and more comfortable. Prolonged exposure to hazardous levels of radon can lead to serious health issues, even cancer.
Trust Iowa Radon Defense in Rhodes to keep your home clean and safe. Even if you already have an existing radon mitigation system, Iowa Radon Defense can check it out and make sure it’s still working efficiently! Contact Iowa Radon Defense today to hear about our radon testing, radon mitigation, and radon abatement services in Rhodes, IA.
Trusted Indoor Air Quality Solutions
While radon may be one of the most serious and dangerous indoor air pollutants, it is not the only air contaminant that can cause health problems. Pollen, pet dander, mold spores, or other contaminants can cause health issues, especially if you have family members with asthma, respiratory issues, or allergies.
Iowa Radon Defense can help you with your indoor air quality concerns with our products and services, which includes:
- Radon testing
- Radon mitigation
- Multi-family radon mitigation
- Energy Recovery Ventilator
- Vapor Intrusion Mitigation
- Breathe EX Air Cleaner
- Breathe EZ UV Light
- Dehumidifiers
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If you are concerned about radon or just want to remove other airborne contaminants in your home, contact Iowa Radon Defense today for your free estimate! We proudly serve Iowa homeowners in Rhodes and nearby.
This project is a single point system on front corner of the house with a second sump pit that needs to be covered in Plexi in the garage. The sump inside the house is tucked away in a piece of furniture that the client built. The exit point needs to be no higher than 30 inches and under the wood to the furnace to tuck it away from the wall. Can come out as close as possible to the soil line. Mainly, the client just wants it to be hidden inside as much as possible without having to rebuild anything int he future.
