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NEW CONSTRUCTION RADON RESISTANT MITIGATION

Build Radon Protection Into Your Utah Home From Day One

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Radon-Resistant New Construction (RRNC) in Utah

Building a new home in Utah? Incorporating radon-resistant new construction (RRNC) features during the build phase costs much less to install compared to instaling a new system in a finished home.

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Utah Radon Removal works with builders and homeowners to install EPA-compliant RRNC systems that can easily be upgraded to active systems if post-construction testing reveals elevated radon.

60–80% cheaper than retrofitting

No disruption to finished floors

Upgrade to active system anytime

Required in many Utah counties

Satisfies buyer radon inspections

RRNC System Components

Gas-permeable gravel layer beneath the slab

6-mil polyethylene vapor retarder over the gravel

3–4 inch PVC suction pipe through the home to roofline

Electrical rough-in near the pipe for future fan

Sealed penetrations at all foundation openings

Passive RRNC vs. Active RRNC

Passive RRNC

Uses natural pressure, no fan. Reduces radon 30–50%. Cost-effective starting point. Convert to active if needed after testing.

Active RRNC

Passive system + inline radon fan. 90%+ reduction continuously. Best for Zone 1 Utah counties and high-radon geology areas.

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Building in Utah? Add RRNC During Construction

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