Radon Mitigation Pricing
$1,800 covers most homes. See what's included, and check whether any add-ons apply to yours. Calgary homeowner? See our radon mitigation Calgary page for local details.
What's Included in the Standard Mitigation System
One fan, one suction point, and everything required to meet C-NRPP guidelines and code.
The complete sub-slab depressurization system we install in roughly 80% of homes: one radon fan, one suction point, drilling and prepping the basement slab, and 15 ft of piping — plus everything required under C-NRPP guidelines and local code, from site inspection through post-job verification. Every system includes our 5-year all-inclusive warranty (labor and materials) at no additional cost, plus a 15-year workmanship warranty.
Description of Work
- Site inspection and system design
- Pressure test (natural pressure under slab)
- Communication test (determines fan type needed)
- Leakage test, including backdrafting test
- Drilling and prepping the basement slab
- Installation of the radon fan and piping
- Post-job inspection (pressure with fan on/off, labels, insulation, sealing)
Material & Equipment (Included)
- Radon fan — S2 Pro / RN1 / RN2 (x1) + power cord
- 4" Schedule 40 PVC/ABS pipe (15 ft)
- Fernco flexible couplings (x2)
- 90° elbow (x2) & 45° elbow (x1)
- 4" trim ring (x1)
- Radon decal package (x1)
- U-tube manometer (x1)
- Bracing kit + strapping
- Uni-stop bushing / baseplate assembly (x1)
- Pipe cement, primer & varmint guard
When the Price Changes (Uncommon)
For most homes, $1,800 is the final number. The soil and foundation under your slab are only visible once we drill the first suction hole, so two conditions can't be confirmed until then. We always confirm with you before any additional billable work.
- Tight / clay soil: if the foundation beneath the slab is clay, we must drill additional holes and tunnel under the slab for adequate suction — billed at $100/hole.
- Distance to suction point: the first 15 ft of PVC pipe is included; pipe beyond that is billed at $10/ft depending on communication test results.
Estimates only, in CAD. A final quote follows an in-person site assessment.
Why $1,800 Is Lower Than Most Calgary Quotes
We got here by cutting out middlemen, not by cutting quality.
Vertically Integrated Supply Chain
We buy our fans, piping, and mitigation components directly from the factory instead of through a wholesale distributor. Cutting out that markup layer is what lets us charge less — the savings goes to the homeowner, not to a chain of resellers.
Quality Isn't Where We Cut
Every system still uses 4" Schedule 40 PVC piping — the highest material standard recognized under C-NRPP guidelines. A lower price never means a downgraded part; direct factory sourcing is what makes both possible together.
Volume Over Margin
We believe in economies of scale: a high volume of high-quality installations at a fair price, instead of a high margin on a handful of jobs. Because radon is a serious health risk, we think affordability and top-tier safety standards should go together, not compete.
Estimate Your Cost
Roughly 80% of homes need nothing beyond the $1,800 package. Turn on an option only if your home has that condition.
Add-On Pricing at a Glance
About 80% of homes need nothing beyond the $1,800 complete package. These are the only extra costs that can apply, and only if your home needs them.
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Complete mitigation package (base price) | $1,800 |
| 5-year all-inclusive warranty (labor + materials) | Included, $0 |
| 15-year workmanship warranty (installation only) | Included, $0 |
| Extra PVC pipe beyond 15 ft | $10 / ft |
| Extra suction point | $350 each |
| Radon dome sump lid | $300 each |
| Tight clay soil treatment | $100 / hole |
| Sealing hole in concrete floor under furnace | $150 |
| In-floor heating (extra care drilling/piping) | $50 |
| Crawl space vapor barrier (20-mil, sealed) | $1,000 + $650 / 500 sq ft |
| Fan upgrade — Fantech RN3/EC | +$150 |
| Fan upgrade — Fantech RN4/EC | +$250 |
| GST | 5% |
Standard fan (S2 Pro / RN1 / RN2) is included in the base package. Estimates only, in CAD — a final quote follows an in-person site assessment.
Pricing Questions
Why is Bye Radon's pricing lower than other radon mitigation companies in Calgary?
Because we've vertically integrated our supply chain — sourcing piping, fans, and mitigation components directly from the factory instead of through a wholesale distributor — we cut out a markup layer most installers pay, and we pass that savings straight to homeowners. We don't lower quality to hit a lower price: every system uses 4" Schedule 40 PVC piping, built to the highest material standard recognized under C-NRPP guidelines. We also run on economies of scale — a high volume of high-quality installations at a fair, consistent price — instead of high margins on a handful of jobs. Because radon is a serious health risk, we believe affordable pricing and the highest safety standards should go together, not compete.
Does a lower price mean lower-quality materials or workmanship?
No. Our $1,800 system uses the same 4" Schedule 40 PVC piping and components required to meet C-NRPP guidelines and code — nothing is downgraded to hit the price. The lower cost comes from our direct factory sourcing and volume-based business model, not from cheaper parts or shortcuts. Every system is backed by the same 5-year all-inclusive warranty plus 15-year workmanship warranty regardless of price.
Is $1,800 the final price, or are there hidden fees?
For roughly 80% of homes, $1,800 plus GST is the final number. The only additions are the specific, disclosed add-ons on this page (extra pipe, extra suction points, clay soil treatment, etc.), which apply only when your home's site conditions require them — and we always confirm with you before any additional billable work.
Want an Exact Quote?
Book a free radon test and on-site assessment — we'll confirm the real cost before any work begins.