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Radon Fan Replacement
The RadonAway radon mitigation fans sold on this website are intended as replacements for radon fans previously installed by professionals as part of a complete radon mitigation system. RadonAway manufactures fans suitable for replacing not only older versions of its own fans, but also radon fans made by other manufacturers. Our Radon Fan Replacement Guide (pdf format) will help you to choose the appropriate replacement fan for your radon system.
Mitigating a carcinogen is not a hobby. HomeAire.com does not provide technical guidance for the installation of radon fans or systems. If you would like assistance finding a radon professional, please email us at professionals@homeaire.com.
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RADON REDUCTION
Radon reduction (also called radon remediaton or radon mitigation) may be necessary whether you purchased a new or existing home, if radon is detected with a home radon test. You can reduce your family's health risk from radon with a HomeAire Active Dampness Control (ADC) System installed by a certified HomeAire Dealer. Radon is THE NUMBER ONE CAUSE OF LUNG CANCER in non smokers in the U.S. and it is a health hazard that can easily be corrected through radon reduction.
Radon typically infiltrates your home through the basement , but can pollute your entire home's air. The only way to know if it is present in your home is to test your home, using a home radon test or by hiring a qualified radon testing professional. HomeAire recommends that you use a home radon test at least once a year to ensure your overall health and safety.
IMPORTANT: Any ADC System installed for radon reduction MUST include a post installation radon test to determine proper operation of the system. Your state may also have specific requirements regarding the testing and installation of a radon remediation system.
Browse our Radon Home Test Kits and our Radon Fans
Radon Reduction Advice"Indoor radon gas is a national health problem. Radon causes thousands of deaths each year. Millions of homes have elevated levels. Most homes should be tested for Radon.* When elevated levels are confirmed, the problem should be corrected." - U.S. Surgeon General
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