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Metro Radon Co.

Metro Radon Co. Metro Radon Co. Metro Radon Co.

Certified and State Licensed Radon Mitigation 

NRPP ID 113161-RMS~RMT.0000085

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720.671.5815~ 720.688.5192

Metro Radon Co.

Metro Radon Co. Metro Radon Co. Metro Radon Co.

Certified and State Licensed Radon Mitigation 

NRPP ID 113161-RMS~RMT.0000085

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Contact Us

720.671.5815~ 720.688.5192

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State Licensed, NRPP Cert, and Insured,

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Our Services

Radon Testing

NRPP Certified Radon Mitigation

Radon Testing

Radon testing with NRPP approved Continuously read, and calibrated devices for accurate, digitized reporting.Free Third Party Digital Retest for Realtors and Home Inspections/Inspector Referrals w/in 45 of install.

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NRPP Certified Radon Mitigation

Radon Testing

Builders; Radon affects all structures, no matter the age. We can help turn your Passive System into an Active System if your levels come back high. Call or email to discuss how to properly design a passive system, and or if you recently bought a home a need your passive system activated. not all passive radon mitigation is the same. The standards in Denver are different than outlying areas..

NRPP Certified Radon Mitigation

NRPP Certified Radon Mitigation

NRPP Certified Radon Mitigation

Do you want your radon gone today? Call to discuss your home's needs, and your concerns. Radon Mitigation can come in many forms and is not always one size fits all. We are happy to answer questions, and discuss options. We can also schedule a consultation. We serve the greater Denver area and beyond. We are Based out of Highland's Ranch!

How Do We Mitigate

    Did You Know

    About 50% of Colorado Homes

     come back above EPA actionable level for Radon Mitigation?  Anything Over 4 pCi/L. However, if you are above 2.8 pCi/L you should still consider mitigation.

    About 500 people die in Colorado alone

    every year from Radon induced lung cancer; Around 20,000 nationwide.

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    We Provide Quality and Affordable Radon Mitigation

    Providing you affordable radon mitigation, so you don't have to sacrifice your families health.

    We have made it an important mission of ours to bring our clients the very best radon mitigation systems, reliable services, and affordable prices, all with top quality products and excellent customer service.  You shouldn't have to decide whether you can afford to keep your family safe in Colorado..

    Are you still unsure about the dangers of radon?

    Read more in our "Why Mitigate" and "Radon is Risky" sections to find out more on these topics. Also, for some quick references, check our sections down below in FAQs. 


    Why Mitigate
    Radon is Risky

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    Please reach us at metro.radonco@gmail.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.

    ●Radon is a colorless, tasteless, odorless, and carcinogenic radioactive gas. Since you cannot see, smell or taste radon, it may very well be a hidden  danger in your home. The Surgeon General has warned that radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer in the United States today. If you smoke and your home has high radon levels, you’re at high risk for developing lung cancer. If you do not smoke, and you have actionable levels of radon; you are still at risk for developing radon induced lung cancer. It does not discriminate. Everyone is affected by exposure.

    ~Non-smokers who live in a home with radon exposer have a risk of 7 out of 1000 getting lung cancer.

    ~Smokers who live in a home with radon exposure increase their risk to 61 out of 1000 getting lung cancer.



    Some scientific studies of radon exposure indicate that children may be more sensitive to radon. This may be due to their higher respiration rate and their rapidly dividing cells, which may be more vulnerable to radiation damage. 

    ●Radon is also the heaviest known gas. It is nine times denser than air. Because it is a single atom gas (unlike oxygen, O2, which is comprised of two atoms) it easily penetrates many common materials like paper, leather, low-density plastic (like plastic bags, etc.) most paints, and building materials like gypsum board (sheetrock), concrete block, mortar, sheathing paper (tar paper), wood paneling, and most insulations. Atmospheric releases of radon-222 (one of the most common forms of radon elements found) results in the formation of decay products that are radioisotopes of heavy metals (polonium, lead, bismuth) and rapidly attach to other airborne materials such as dust and other materials facilitating inhalation.

    ●Radon causes roughly 21,000 deaths per year in America.

    ●It is estimated that 50% of homes in Colorado are above actionable level. 


    ●The EPA determines actionable level at 4 pci/L In Real Estate transactions it is now mandatory to disclose any known radon results from testing, and mitigation can be easily worked into Health and Safety due to the known hazards, and that those results are required to be disclosed in any future deal. 

    As radon professionals at Metro Radon our goal is to mitigate homes to below what the World Health Organization goes by for Actionable Levels for  living indoors (2.7 pCi/L and under), not just passing a test at 3.9 pCi/L. We always hope for a zero, however some situations make that impossible. Different make ups of buildings, soil, and limitations on restrictions. A good system of reference to put things in perspective is the table below...

    •4 pCi/L = 200 chest x-rays per year or smoking 8 cigarettes per day.

    •8 pCi?L = 400 chest x-rays per year or 16 cigarettes per day.

    •20 pCi/L = 1000 chest x-rays per year or 40 cigarettes per day. 


    The best news would be that your home is not one that needs mitigation. (But, you probably wouldn't be here if you didn't think you needed us, so, let's talk mitigation!) First, if you haven't tested your home; get a test. Use a Certified Measurement Professional, so you know the testing is done appropriately and under the right situations to get the most accurate results. We are happy to refer you to a third party company so you can have your testing done by an impartial company to assuage any doubt. If you already know your results are high; or If your levels come back high when we initiate testing, we pair these reports with our other pre diagnostic tools to ensure we are mitigating your home in the most efficient, and effective manner possible.  The best way to mitigate your home can only be assessed and addressed through a phone call, and if necessary a walk through of the property to determine a plan.  Call now, and schedule your free consultation and quote! Take the step in making your home's air clean and safe for you and your family!

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    Metro Radon Co.

    10561 Pearlwood Circle, Highlands Ranch, Colorado 80126, United States

    720.688.5192 or 720.671.5815 metro.radonco@gmail.com NRPP Certified Mitigation

    Hours

    Monday - Friday: 8:30-6:00pm

    Saturday - 8:30-3:00pm


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