It is average exposure to radon that matters, short exposure to high levels is not significant if over the long term the average is low, so there is time to consider the options.

If you have undertaken a radon test and found that the readings are over the action level of 200 Bq/m³, we can help. The good news is that there are effective, reliable and relatively inexpensive methods that can be employed to reduce radon levels.

We show on the radon reduction system page the various methods to consider. But above all, we offer advice from a company that has successfully installed over 800 radon reduction systems, many of them for local authorities, and this advice is free.