Utah Radon Defense Crawl Space Repair Google Rating and Reviews (5, 133)

Crawl Space Services

• Radon testing (short-term and long-term)
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• Radon mitigation system design and installation
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• Radon mitigation for home buyers and sellers (pre-purchase/pre-sale services)
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• Radon system inspection, maintenance, and consultations

Utah Radon Defense Description

Utah Radon Defense is a Utah-based environmental services company specializing in radon testing, radon mitigation, and indoor air quality protection for residential and commercial properties.

The company conducts professional radon testing using industry-standard monitors and protocols to identify elevated radon levels and assess risk.

When high radon is detected, Utah Radon Defense designs and installs customized radon mitigation systems — commonly using sub-slab depressurization, ventilation, sealing of entry points, and targeted ducting and fan systems — to reduce indoor radon concentrations to safe levels.

Their offerings include diagnostic testing, full-system installations, follow-up post-mitigation testing, and routine maintenance or repairs of radon mitigation equipment.

Technicians deliver site-specific mitigation plans that consider building construction, foundation type, and occupant needs, aiming to achieve EPA-recommended radon levels.

The company serves homeowners, property managers, real estate professionals, and businesses across Utah, providing consultations, free estimates, and guidance on radon risk and compliance with local standards.

Utah Radon Defense also emphasizes homeowner education on radon hazards and preventive measures, and typically provides documentation of test results and system performance for real estate transactions.

Overall, Utah Radon Defense’s primary products are radon testing services, turnkey radon mitigation system installations, and ongoing system support — helping clients lower indoor radon concentrations, protect occupant health, and meet inspection or disclosure requirements during property sales.

Crawl Space Repair Service Locations

• Sandy UT
• South Jordan UT
• West Jordan UT
• Midvale UT
• Riverton UT
• Peoa UT
• Centerville UT
• Goshen UT
• Provo UT
• Cedar Valley UT

Review 1
Exceptional work on a tough job. Ran the exhaust from the basement through to the roof on a two story home with 9′ ceilings and a high-pitched attic. We had to expand a chase on the second floor. JJ installed the pipe in the basement with artistic skill. It literally looks like it was always there. All carpet and stairs were covered while the work was being done and shoe covers on. The cleanup was great and professionalism incredible. Highly recommend! Thank you for the great work. Super pleased .

Review 2
Highly recommend! So professional, honest, and flexible. Great communication all the way through. We live in Cache Valley and I received notifications about arrival time well in advance of being 10-15 minutes behind our planned time (understandable due to the distance). The system was installed SO WELL from our basement, through the garage and attic and out the roof. JJ laid down mats all throughout the inside of our house to ensure he didn’t mess up our carpet or LVP. He cleaned up as he went and did not leave a mess for us to deal with. JJ is super knowledgeable about places to test for radon after installation. I am happy to share that our radon levels in the areas of potential concern (as well as the entire basement) have dropped below where they are considered hazardous. I am super pleased and happy I went with Utah Radon Defense. Totally worth every penny.

Typical Costs
Crawl Space Cleaning: $500 ~ $4,000
This is for basic services like removing debris, old insulation, or minor mold.

Foundation and Structural Repairs: $2,500 ~ $8,000
This includes fixing things like a damaged support beam or re-leveling the foundation.

Waterproofing and Moisture Control: $1,500 ~ $5,000
This might involve installing a drainage system or a sump pump.

Crawl Space Encapsulation: $5,000 ~ $15,000+
This is a comprehensive solution that includes a vapor barrier, insulation, and often a dehumidifier. The cost can be on the higher end due to the materials and labor involved.