About Integra Environmental
Who we are
Integra Environmental is locally owned and operated in Allentown, PA. At Integra, we focus primarily on soil gas mitigation for VOCs & Radon. We install mitigation systems that address radon in indoor air whether it comes from the soil or well water.
We also provide sump pit & pump installation and service, and basement waterproofing systems. Proper installation of basement water management systems is integral to the effectiveness of a radon system.
Each of our installers undergo continuous training to ensure our installations not only follow PA DEP Radon Mitigation Standards, but also meet our own expectations here at Integra.
In January 2018, Integra Environmental was formed and to take over the residential radon mitigation business from Bill Brodhead of WPB Enterprises. Bill Brodhead is now enjoying traveling while in retirement.
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Frequently Asked Questions
At Integra Environmental, LLC., we’ve gathered answers to the questions we hear most about our environmental services. We specialize in radon mitigation, including things like radon fan replacement, system maintenance and repairs, radon in water solutions, and vapor intrusion mitigation. Whether you’re worried about radon in your home or business or just need some guidance on keeping your current system running smoothly, this FAQ is here to help you with straightforward, easy-to-understand information to keep your environment safe and healthy.
Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas that can enter homes through cracks and openings in the foundation. Prolonged exposure to high radon levels increases the risk of lung cancer. Radon mitigation reduces radon levels, making your home safer.
Radon can dissolve into groundwater and enter your home through water. We install specialized filtration and aeration systems to remove radon from your water supply.
Most radon mitigation installations can be completed in one day. Crawlspace encapsulation varies by size and complexity but typically takes 1-3 days.
