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RADON REDUCTION (NEW HOMES)
RADON REDUCTION (NEW HOMES)
RADON REDUCTION (NEW HOMES)
Offering installation of Radon reduction measures for existing homes and protective measures for new homes. Our team brings a wealth of experience in reducing harmful levels of Radon gas using well proven techniques.
Radon Protection UK's aim is to bring about awareness of the damage and risks associated with Radon Gas. We offer all services from the supply and analysis of Radon test kits, right through to the installation of Radon mitigation systems.
Based on the Leicestershire and Northamptonshire border, we are well placed to help test or solve your Radon gas related problem. Our clients include: private Home Owners, Estate Agents, Developers, Builders, Solicitors and Landlords.

Radon Gas Testing & Mitigation for Homes & Workplaces

Questions or concerns about radon?
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Frequently asked questions
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Is radon common in UK homes?
Radon is present everywhere, but high levels are more likely in designated radon Affected Areas. Use the official UK Radon Map to check your risk.
What is radon gas?
Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas produced by the breakdown of uranium in soil and rocks. It can accumulate indoors and pose health risks.
How does radon enter buildings?
Radon enters through cracks in floors, walls, gaps around pipes, and other openings in the building’s foundation.
How long does it take to reduce radon in homes?
Radon mitigation systems reduce radon within days, with full benefits verified after a three-month follow-up test as recommended by UKHSA.
Can I install radon systems myself?
Basic ventilation improvements may be DIY, but sump and PIV installations require professional expertise to ensure safety and compliance.
Are there solutions for all property types?
Yes. Sumps suit solid floors, under-floor ventilation works for suspended floors, and PIV is beneficial for both. UKHSA and BRE provide official guidance for all property types.
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