Passive vs. Active Radon Systems: What Is the Difference?
One has a fan. One does not. Learn how passive and active radon systems compare, and how a passive system can be turned active.
Read moreSimple answers about radon, radon systems, and Iowa's radon rules, from a local team that has worked on Iowa homes since 2013.
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One has a fan. One does not. Learn how passive and active radon systems compare, and how a passive system can be turned active.
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Two easy checks keep your family safe: read the gauge on your pipe, and test your home again every 2 years.
Read moreRadon is a gas you cannot see, smell, or taste. It comes from the ground and can build up in your home. Here is why it matters and what to do.
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A radon system pulls gas from under your home and sends it outside, where it goes away safely. Here is how each part works, step by step.
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Starting July 1, 2026, new homes in Iowa need a passive radon system. Here is what gets installed and why testing still matters.
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