Areas served

Radon mitigation across Omaha

Omaha sits in the EPA’s highest radon potential zone, and every part of the city has homes that test high. Request radon testing or a mitigation system anywhere in Omaha and get a free written estimate.

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Radon in Omaha homes

Most Omaha homes have full or partial basements, which put a large area of the house in direct contact with the soil where radon comes from. Newer subdivisions in the west, older block and stone foundations in midtown, and mixed foundations with crawl space additions all show up in our requests. The right system depends on the house, not the zip code.

West OmahaNewer subdivisions with full basements, many finished.

MillardSplit-level and basement homes from the 1970s onward.

ElkhornNewer construction, some built with passive radon pipes.

Dundee & MidtownOlder homes with fieldstone or block foundations.

BensonBungalows and older basements, often partly unfinished.

North OmahaOlder housing stock with mixed foundation types.

South OmahaOlder homes, many with crawl space or basement additions.

Aksarben & Central OmahaMid-century basements and ranch homes.

Also welcome: requests from nearby Bellevue, Papillion, La Vista, Ralston, Council Bluffs, IA.

Radon services in Omaha

Radon MitigationSub-slab depressurization systems that pull radon from under your basement and vent it safely above the roof.Radon TestingProfessional short-term and continuous radon testing for homeowners, buyers and sellers.Radon Fan & System RepairFailed or noisy radon fans, manometers reading zero, cracked pipes and systems that stopped working.Crawl Space Radon MitigationSealed vapor barrier and sub-membrane suction for homes with crawl spaces or mixed foundations.

Credentials in Nebraska

Nebraska credentials radon measurement and mitigation professionals through the Department of Health and Human Services radon program. Ask any contractor for their current credential before work begins.

Omaha radon FAQ

Do you cover Bellevue, Papillion and La Vista?

Requests from Sarpy County suburbs are welcome. Choose your town in the form and a specialist covering your area will follow up.

What about Council Bluffs?

Requests from Council Bluffs are welcome. Iowa has its own radon certification rules, so ask the specialist to confirm they are certified to work in Iowa.

My neighbor tested low. Do I still need to test?

Yes. Radon levels vary from house to house, even on the same street. Testing is the only way to know your level.