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Radon mitigation
in Pennsylvania

Radon mitigation lowers indoor radon using a system designed for your home. Find Pennsylvania companies for testing, installation and system service.

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From test result to next step

A clearer path to
lower radon levels.

Start with a radon test, use the result to decide on mitigation, and test again after installation.

Radon mitigation in Pennsylvania: Test - Measure the radon concentration in the property.; Reduce - Use a system designed for the building when reduction is needed.; Retest - Measure the result after work and periodically thereafter.
Testing, mitigation and retesting address three different stages of radon control.
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01

Measure your home's radon level

A radon test tells you the concentration inside your home. A nearby property's result does not establish yours.

02

Find a qualified mitigation provider

Use the company's published services to find a suitable provider, then check current radon certification with Pennsylvania DEP.

03

Test after the system is installed

Post-installation testing checks whether the system has reduced the radon concentration in your home.

Sources: EPA radon guidance and Pennsylvania DEP.

Radon, explained

Your questions, answered.

What is radon mitigation?

Radon mitigation reduces radon inside a building. A common method draws gas from beneath the foundation and vents it outdoors through a pipe and fan system. The right approach depends on the foundation and the source of radon.

When should I reduce radon in my home?

The EPA recommends fixing a home when its radon level is 4 pCi/L or higher, and considering reduction between 2 and 4 pCi/L. There is no known safe level of radon exposure. Follow testing guidance when interpreting your result. Read EPA guidance.

How can I check a Pennsylvania radon company?

Use the Pennsylvania DEP Radon Services Directory and match the provider and service to the current certification. DEP notes that certification status can change and recommends checking a current DEP ID card or certificate.

Does this directory install radon systems?

No. Radon Pennsylvania is an independent directory. The listed companies handle their own estimates, installation, scheduling and warranties. A profile is not an endorsement or a guarantee of availability.

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How much does radon mitigation cost in Pennsylvania?

$800 to $1,200 per system is PA DEP’s typical installation range in January 2026. Test kits cost about $20 to $30. The foundation, collection points and pipe route determine the work, while electricity and maintenance add to ownership costs.

See the installation and running-cost breakdown for a first-year budget example.

Source: Pennsylvania DEP, 2026.