Cost of radon mitigation
in New Brunswick.
A clear, upfront look at what a professional radon mitigation system costs across the province — and the factors that shape the final number for your home.
for a standard sub-slab depressurization (SSD) system, depending on your home's foundation and layout. Every quote is fixed and itemized before any work begins — no surprises, no add-ons after the fact.
What's included
- Full sub-slab depressurization system design and installation
- Sealing of foundation entry points (cracks, sump, gaps)
- Exterior-grade radon fan and PVC vent routing above the roofline
- Post-installation follow-up test to confirm levels below 200 Bq/m³
What affects the price.
No two foundations are identical. These are the four factors that most often move a quote up or down from the typical range.
Foundation type
Older stone or block foundations often need more sealing work than poured concrete, where the slab is a single continuous pour.
Basement finish level
Finished basements can require more care around existing walls and flooring to keep the install clean and unobtrusive.
Number of suction points
Based on how your sub-slab conditions test, some homes need a single extraction point while others need two or more to pull a full vacuum field.
Crawl space vs. full basement
Crawl space construction calls for encapsulation with a vapour barrier rather than sub-slab piping, which shifts the approach and the cost.
One day. Then proof it worked.
Most installations are completed in a single day, with minimal disruption to your home. A follow-up test then confirms your radon levels have dropped below the Health Canada guideline of 200 Bq/m³ — the number that matters.
Crew in, system built, home left clean — usually within a workday.
A follow-up test confirms the Health Canada action level is met.
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The typical range is a starting point. Tell us about your foundation and we'll engineer an exact, itemized estimate — free, and with no obligation.
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