Radon Mitigation in Wyoming, MI
Certified radon mitigation systems for Wyoming, MI homes — fast installs, trusted service, and long-term protection.
Why Wyoming Homeowners Choose SM Radon Pro
✅ Certified and insured radon mitigation professionals
✅ Serving homes across Wyoming and Kent County
✅ Fast, affordable installations with proven results
✅ Systems designed for all foundation types
✅ Post-mitigation radon testing included
Visit the Michigan Department of EGLE website to view an interactive map.
Radon Mitigation for Homes in Wyoming, MI
Whether you live near 28th Street or in a quiet neighborhood off Byron Center Avenue, radon can be a hidden threat in Wyoming homes. SM Radon Pro installs certified mitigation systems to reduce radon levels quickly and affordably. We proudly serve Wyoming and the greater Grand Rapids area with one-day installs and post-mitigation testing included.
Call today to set up your radon testing appointment.
Our Radon Mitigation Process
We use a simple, proven 3-step process trusted by homeowners across Wyoming and West Michigan.
Test & Assess
We begin with a radon test and foundation evaluation to determine the best system design for your home.
Design & Install
Your custom system is installed in a single day with options for exterior or garage fan placement.
Post-Test & Guarantee
We confirm radon reduction with a follow-up test and back our work with a satisfaction guarantee.
Proven Results. Backed By Reviews.
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An honest hard working professional contractor is hard to find these days. You will be happy you chose SM Radon!!
Holistic Carolyn
Great job and friendly service, highly recommended!
Mike Millstein
Matt was responsive, quick, and professional. Was able to hide our pipe in our garage based on where our sump was located and make it a seamless install with no outdoor visibility of the piping. Was able to quickly bring our levels to the same as outdoor air. Would recommend to anyone looking for radon mitigation with straightforward pricing and installation.
Andy Ahonen
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Very impressed by the work done by Matt and Scott. Extremely professional, clean, and courteous, we had a great experience in dealing with them throughout the process. Our house in particular presented a challenge in bringing down radon levels, but Matt and Scott stayed on it, honoring their guarantee, and returning multiple times to make adjustments until the levels were brought under control. Very much appreciate their efforts in making our home safe! Would highly recommend!
Kyle Drummer
We had Matt out to fix a radon issue before we sold our house and he was wonderful! Fixed the issue first time, was super knowledgeable, and communicated well! Highly recommend!
Kelli Bowman
I had my home fitted with a 4" pipe and fan for mitigation of radon coming from under the basement. Matt was very professional from the first email/call and made me feel confident. He arrived on time and planned everything out, keeping me in the decision process the whole way. Our radon went from beyond the charts to 0.3 and less. Highly recommend!
Amin Ghadersohi
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Matt did a great job with our radon mitigation system. When he arrived, he talked through our options for placing the system and how best to vent to the outside. He completed the work quickly and professionally. Within the first 24 hours of our system being installed, our radon levels dropped by over 95%. We were extremely happy with the experience and results.
Aaron Kerr
Matt was professional responsive informative. Left work area clean. Explained the process. Honestly i deal with a number of contractors and very few left me feeling as confident in what i was getting as Matt did.
Ron Kelley
Matt installed the radon mitigation system in my house; he explained everything, was on time, and everything looked good. I highly recommend him!
B. Rita Alevriadou
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Request a Free QuoteFrequently Asked Questions
What is radon and why is it dangerous?
How do I know if my home has radon?
What level of radon is considered unsafe?
The EPA recommends taking action if your radon levels are 4.0 picocuries per liter (pCi/L) or higher. However, even levels between 2.0 and 4.0 pCi/L can pose some risk, especially with long-term exposure.
How does radon mitigation work?
Radon mitigation typically involves installing a sub-slab depressurization system. This system draws radon gas from beneath your home’s foundation and vents it safely outside. We design every system to match your home’s layout and radon levels.
How long does it take to install a radon mitigation system?
Most radon mitigation systems can be installed in one day. We’ll walk you through the process, explain your options, and ensure your system is both effective and discreet.
Is the radon mitigation system noisy or visible?
Our systems are designed to be as quiet and unobtrusive as possible. The fan is usually installed in an attic or outside the home, and piping is routed discreetly. We prioritize function and aesthetics.
How much does radon mitigation cost?
Do I need to retest my home after mitigation?
Yes. We always perform a post-mitigation test to confirm your system is working and that radon levels are reduced below the EPA guideline. We also recommend re-testing every 2 years or if major home renovations occur.
Are you certified and insured?
Absolutely. SM Radon Pro is NRPP-certified, NRSB-certified, AARST-certified fully insured, and follows all EPA and state guidelines for radon testing and mitigation.
What areas do you serve?
We proudly serve homeowners, home buyers, and real estate professionals across West Michigan. We service Kalamazoo to Big Rapids, Holland to Lansing. Contact us to see if we serve your specific location.
Is radon testing required in Ada, MI?
Radon testing is not legally required, but it’s highly recommended due to elevated radon levels found in Kent County homes.
How long does a radon test take?
Most tests take 48 hours, and we provide results within one business day.
What does the State of Michigan say to do?
Visit the EGLE website for more information.