Yes — new homes need testing too. A brand-new house in Twinsburg sits on the same radon-rich soil as a 50-year-old one, and new construction can test just as high.
Passive Systems Aren't a Guarantee
Many new builds include a passive radon system — a vent pipe running from the sub-slab gravel up through the roof, relying on natural airflow. It helps, but on its own it frequently fails to get levels below 4.0 pCi/L. The only way to know is to test once the home is occupied and the HVAC is running.
Turning Passive Into Active
If a passive system isn't enough, the fix is simple: we add an in-line radon fan to make it active. That converts the existing pipe into a full sub-slab depressurization system without major work.
Test Your New Build
Schedule a radon test before or shortly after move-in. Get a free quote or call (330) 555-8201.