We had a Radon Detection System installed in my Mom's house in December by Big Mountain Insulators…read more A few days ago I noticed that the motor (fan?) was making a funny noise and sounded as if it was bad. I called Big Mountain Insulators and left a message. Judy called me back and said that they would have someone out here ASAP. Within a day, the Installer (Joe) came to the house to take a look. He was one of the nicest, kindest people I have ever met and he really knew his stuff. He inspected the system and without hesitation said he would replace the part making the noise. He didn't have the part with him so he had to order it. He called a couple days later, and came back and replaced it. Joe's communication and positive attitude was awesome! He was very helpful! I really like this company and highly recommend them!

From the owner: If radon levels are high, it's time to explore mitigation options…read more When installed and maintained properly, residential radon mitigation techniques are very effective at reducing radon levels in the home. Radon reduction systems can be installed at the time of construction or many years after construction. Post-construction techniques will vary depending on the home's design and radon test levels, but they all involve preventing the gas from entering the home as much as possible. How does radon mitigation work? The primary technique for reducing radon gas is through a ventilation system. This is accomplished by collecting the radon from beneath the building before it can enter. Radon Mitigation is a proven, cost effective, and reliable technique for radon reduction. Operating costs of the fans are minor due to their low power. Despite starting underneath the foundation, this type of residential radon mitigation does not require significant changes to the home.