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radon manometer reading 2

https://radonsysteminspectionhub.hexaforgey.com/posts/why-a-radon-system-inspection-matters-for-your-st.-louis-home

I glanced at the radon manometer reading and saw it was hovering just above 4 pCi/L, which is the EPA action level. That means I need to seal the basement cracks and install a mitigation system before it climbs higher. These digital manometers are much better than the old charcoal test kits—they give you a real-time average so you can actually see how seasonal changes affect the radon levels.

radon cost home sale 3

https://alpha-wiki.win/index.php/How_Much_Does_Radon_Mitigation_Cost%3F_Real_Pricing_for_St._Louis_Homeowners

When selling a home, radon testing and mitigation can add unexpected costs. Many buyers now request a radon test before closing, which typically runs $100-$200. If levels are high, mitigation systems cost around $800-$1,500. Some states require disclosure, so it's smart to test early. This avoids last-minute surprises that could delay the sale or require negotiating who pays.