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Hi Tamme, sorry you've had trouble contacting RAdata. We have checked on your results and it looks like they were delivered to your email on 8/28/24. Please call your local Protect Environmental professionals at (630) 325-8005 for any questions about what your results mean and next steps to protect your home. If you are still having trouble finding your results, please call our HQ office at (502) 221-3373 for assistance. Thank you for testing with us!

Great question, thanks for asking our thoughts. A quality bubbler like the AIRaider shown in the video is the way to go when we see levels getting close to 3000 pCi/L. With your number being at 6000 pCi/L you would expect to have a 98% to 99% reduction with the AIRaider getting those levels down after treatment in the hundreds, most likely close to 120 pCi/L. For the carbon at levels you have you will burn through those tanks pretty quick and have to replace them more than likely every few years. The other issue with levels this high and carbon is the radiation that will be emitted from the units. We would not recommend carbon for Radon in water treatment at these levels. We hope this has helped to answer some of your questions and concerns.

@@protectenvironmental Thank you very much; I've been looking for info on what is the level of actual radiation would be in the iron-sulfur ox from Culligan as I'd much rather go that route but ... yours is a strong recommendation.

We are so glad you were able to identify the radon issue in your home and that we were able to take part in creating a healthier and safer indoor environment for you and your family! Thanks again for allowing us to document this project to help spread radon awareness in our communities!

All water projects are site specific, based on water test results and site conditions. This particular project had a few issues all which required specialized equipment. Water Treatment systems can range from $1,500 to over $8,000 all based on site specific requirements.