Rocky Mountain Radon Solutions, LLC

11/05/2025

Exciting news!

Rocky Mountain Radon Solutions is expanding business to include plumbing! The guys started as plumbers and wanted to get back into it.

Call or email for a quote on any project you may have!

Contact us at 970-227-9427

04/08/2025

When is the last time you had your radon levels tested?

This is the leader for 2025s highest recorded test so far from a home we tested in Loveland.

02/01/2025

Here is an example of an improperly labeled radon fan switch and vented mitigation system.

You can see on the eave of the roof the condensation and mildew that the exhaust is creating from non-stop airflow on it. Exhaust terminations need to be routed above the eave of the roof and up towards the sky so radon gases cannot come back down towards anyone standing next to them.

Switches need to be labled “Radon System Shut-off”, so that if they need to be shut off quickly, they can be identified immediately.

08/03/2024

It’s important to have your radon mitigation systems checked annually to not only ensure they are working properly, but also to check if it was installed correctly in the first place.

We got called to look at this homeowners system that was installed incorrectly for 26 years!

Radon vents must terminate out of the roof when going into the attic, otherwise you are pumping radon gas into your home. Ontop of that, condensation that forms in the winter from the fan blowing air into the attic causes mold issues. In this home, mold has grown on the underside of the roof and on top of the drywall.

Thankfully we were able to remove the incorrect piping you see here and correctly install piping out of the roof. Now this system is working perfectly, and no more radon blowing into the home or brewing more mold!

05/17/2024

Come see us at the NOCO HBA Home and Remodeling Show this weekend!

Friday 12-8, Saturday 9-6, Sunday 9-4

03/25/2024

⚠️ Not all systems are installed correctly! ⚠️

This home was recently tested by us and we found several defects within the active system that was installed by a different company.

The exterior piping was cracked and not glued into the fittings, as well as the exterior mounting brackets were being pulled out of the wall and not supporting the piping at all.

This home is also a great example on why you should get your systems checked for maintenance. It tested at 6.5 pCi/L even though it was an active mitigation system- meaning it wasn’t installed correctly at the beginning
and/or the fan had stopped functioning properly.

If you are looking to get radon mitigation done on your home, be sure to look at company reviews and ask questions! We’ve seen too many home owners pay for radon systems by different companies, only for them to call us to get it fixed!

01/04/2024

January is the National Radon Action month!

❔What is radon, and what’s the fuss about?

☣️ Radon is the byproduct of uranium and radium breaking down in the ground. Radon itself breaks down into what we call Radon Decay Products. These products are what cause lung damage and cancer, and is dangerous to humans and animals when they are exposed to it. The issue is that radon and it’s by-products then seep into your home from the ground by air-movement (picture how smoke moves and seeps through cracks and gaps with the flow of air).

By mitigating a home, (directing the flow of air and radon away and out of the home), we aim to lessen your exposure to these products. You can’t see, smell, or touch these products, so it is important to test your home and know what levels you are exposed to on a daily basis. The higher your levels, the higher your exposure is. Geographically, some areas have lower levels and the risk isn’t that high. However, Colorado is one of the biggest hot-spots in the US for radon levels, and that is why it shouldn’t be taken lightly. This is also why places, like Fort Collins, have implemented new laws requiring testing and mitigation on new homes, and when selling homes.

Like Toby from The Office said… “Radon is the silent killer.”

Radon Measurement and Mitigation

12/20/2023

Reason 1001 to have your mitigation systems checked annually. On a walkthrough today, we found this fan that was blowing radon into the attic for 30 years!

The lifespan of fans are about 10 years, so the fan is past it’s prime anyway. We are going to just replace the fan with one of our Festa fans and, with proper installation, the fan should never pop off like this again.

Contact us for a system inspection or to inquire more about radon mitigation!

Radon Measurement and Mitigation

12/08/2023

Check out some of our latest work!

The pre-mitigation levels were 10.6 pCi/L, while the post-mitigation levels dropped to 1.6 pCi/L! 🙌🏼

✔️Remember to get your system checked for general maintenance every 2 years to ensure your system is working properly!

✔️Contact us for a FREE system inspection!

12/06/2023

We found this hidden gem the other day while testing for a home inspection.

Illegal piping routed to the exterior of the home and piping underneath the v***r barrier are both incorrrect ways of installing a mitigation system.

Have your system inspected to make sure it’s working and properly installed!

11/30/2023

We are now networked with the Northern Colorado Home Builders Association! You can find us on their website along with other HBA connections.

11/03/2023

We got called yesterday to check on a very loud and struggling fan, and sadly the rest of the system was oversized and too strenuous on the existing fan.

Thankfully, the AMG Maverick is the best fan on the market and with a quick change out, the homeowners system was working like new!

Remember to get your systems checked annually to ensure that your radon levels are low and your system is working properly.

Radon Measurement and Mitigation