Radon abatement is a process of reducing the levels of radon gas in occupied buildings and water supplies. Radon is a radioactive gas that contributes to the environment and can cause lung cancer. Radon abatement can help reduce the risk of lung cancer and other health problems. It is important to know how to reduce the levels of radon in your home and the water supply. Here are some ways that you can get rid of radon in your home:

What you should know Radon mitigation? 

Radon abatement involves removing radon from a home by installing a radon mitigation system. The installation includes the use of a radon mitigation fan that draws in air from below the basement floor and expels it out of the house through the attic and roof. Another method is a radon abatement pipe that flows through the garage.

In some cases, radon abatement techniques involve sealing and encapsulating a crawl space. Encapsulating a crawlspace with a plastic sheet is a good way to prevent radon from entering the house. Other solutions include installing an air exchange system that replaces stagnant air with fresh air from outside.

The EPA has established guidelines and recommended procedures for remediation. The EPA recommends abatement for radon concentrations of 4 picocuries per liter (pCi/L) or more. However, even if the concentrations of radon in a home are lower than the EPA recommends, they may still pose a risk to residents.