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SWAT Radon Mitigation of Baltimore

Baltimore, MD 21045 410-381-1557

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Consumer from Ellicott City, MD
Dec 25, 2019
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Our previous testing showed a low radon level, but we wanted to minimize any exposure. The service representative installed the remediation equipment relatively quickly and left little dust, even after cutting a hole in the concrete floor. The cost of the service is relatively low, they insure the lowest possible exposure to radon, and will eliminate the need for testing whenever we decide to place our house on the market. The peace of mind is worth the expense.

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