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Dealing with radon in your home can be a serious concern, and the cost of mitigation really depends on your house's foundation and the system needed. A simple sub-slab depressurization might run you around $800 to $1,200, while more complex setups with multiple suction points and a licensed contractor can easily reach $2,500 or more. It's not cheap, but it's a worthwhile investment for your family's health.

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Radon levels in St. Louis vary by neighborhood, with some areas showing higher readings due to the region's geology and older home foundations. Testing your basement is a smart move, especially in winter when windows stay shut and gas can accumulate. The EPA recommends action if levels hit 4 pCi/L, but local data shows many homes fall between 2 and 6, so it's worth checking a map or kit to know where you stand.