Radon Mitigation in Comstock Park, MI
Protect your home in Comstock Park, MI with certified radon mitigation systems and fast, professional installation.
Why Comstock Park Homeowners Choose SM Radon Pro
✅ Certified radon mitigation across Comstock Park and West Michigan
✅ One-day installs with post-testing included
✅ Discreet fan placement—garage or exterior
✅ Systems designed for all foundation types
✅ Trusted by hundreds of West Michigan homeowners
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Radon Mitigation for Homes in Comstock Park, MI
Homes in Comstock Park, MI—including newer subdivisions and older properties—can be vulnerable to radon exposure due to the area’s natural geology. SM Radon Pro provides certified radon mitigation systems tailored to your foundation, installed in just one day and backed by testing and performance guarantees. We proudly serve Comstock Park and the northwest Grand Rapids area.
Call today to set up your radon testing appointment.
Our Radon Mitigation Process
We follow a 3-step process trusted by Comstock Park homeowners to effectively reduce radon and protect indoor air quality.
Test & Assess
We begin with radon testing and inspect your home’s foundation to recommend the right solution.
Design & Install
Our certified technicians install your system in one day with fan placement tailored to your layout.
Post-Test & Guarantee
We perform post-mitigation testing and guarantee the system’s performance for your peace of mind.
Proven Results. Backed By Reviews.
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Excellent installation working around our existing utility hookups. Clear communication about the system. Radon levels dropped from around 4 where they'd been hovering to a now consistent 0.37 which was never seen in two years of monitoring. Holding steady now close to what outside ambient levels are. Highly recommend going with SMRadon for your needs!
Jared Moore
Matt and the team were so great to work with. The job was done in a day, they thoroughly explained the whole process, were happy to answer any questions and were clean. I highly recommend these guys!
Mackenzie Frazier
Matt, the owner, was very nice and professional. He was very thorough and checked all areas of my home. He cleaned up after he was done and charged me much less than expected. Would 100% recommend him to anyone with a Radon issue.
Liz Starr
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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
Matt was awesome - very detailed on the Radon mitigation work as of system operation and testing as well as validation with home testing. Very clean and organized! Would highly recommend him! Thank you Tom Akron/ Pembroke area
Tom P
Matt is a great guy who does exceptional work at a fair price. Highly recommended.
Mike Gurr
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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
Would strongly recommend Matt and SM Radon for any radon mitigation services. He was professional, knowledgeable and efficient. My basement was showing levels of around 7 based on some at-home tests. Not super high, but over the recommended safety amount. Since we spend a lot of time in the basement, I called SM Radon to go over the options. Matt was able to install a fan system on previously installed evac pipework from the builder. Only took a few hours, and now I have peace of mind for me and my family.
Nate Hillary
Excellent work. Very thorough and helpful on understanding the equipment.
Ashley Tomlin
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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 Comstock Park, 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.