Teller County · CO

Radon Testing & Mitigation in Woodland Park, CO

Woodland Park sits at 8,465 feet on the back side of Pikes Peak, directly on top of the granite batholith that gives the region its radon. Teller County is EPA Radon Zone 1, and of all the towns we serve, this is the one where the geology is least ambiguous.

Why radon behaves the way it does in Woodland Park

The ground underneath

The town is founded on the Pikes Peak Granite itself rather than on sediments derived from it. Coarse-grained granite carries trace uranium throughout, and the extensive fracturing and weathering typical of the batholith gives soil gas direct routes toward foundations. Building on decomposed granite — locally common — means highly permeable ground right up against the slab.

The housing here

Mountain construction dominates: 1970s-through-2000s homes on sloped, rocky lots, with walkout basements, partial crawl spaces, and frequently both in the same house. Blasted or hand-dug foundations on rock are common, and rock beneath a slab does not behave like soil — the pressure field extension a suction point achieves can be very different from what a flat, gravelled sub-slab would give, so system design usually involves confirming the suction point actually works rather than assuming it.

What we see locally

At 8,465 feet, heating season runs long and houses stay closed for much of the year. Stack effect — the pressure difference created when warm indoor air rises and escapes upward, drawing replacement air in through the lowest level — is stronger and sustained for more months at this elevation than anywhere else we serve. It is the mechanism that actively pulls soil gas into a Woodland Park home, and it is why a summer reading here can understate the winter reality.

How it works

Simple, Fast, Professional Radon Service

A clear, low-stress process from your first call to a verified, working system.

  1. 1

    Schedule a free consultation

    Call or request a free consultation online. We'll set a time that works for you.

  2. 2

    Inspect the property

    We look at your foundation, basement, or building to understand how radon enters.

  3. 3

    Test or design the system

    We test your level and, if needed, plan a system suited to your property.

  4. 4

    Install the system

    Our work focuses on safe routing, tidy finishes, and a quiet, reliable system.

  5. 5

    Verify results & explain care

    We confirm the system is working and walk you through simple ongoing maintenance.

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Woodland Park FAQ

Radon questions from Woodland Park homeowners

Specific answers for Teller County, not general radon advice.

Teller County is designated EPA Radon Zone 1, the highest-risk category, and the town sits directly on the Pikes Peak granite — a uranium-bearing rock. That makes elevated readings common. Your own house still has to be tested, because levels depend on your specific foundation and how the building moves air.

Elevation itself does not create radon; the rock beneath the house does. What elevation changes is behaviour. Longer heating seasons mean homes stay sealed for more of the year and the stack effect drawing soil gas indoors runs stronger and longer. That is why mountain-town readings often come in higher in winter.

Yes. Foundations on or in bedrock need the suction point verified rather than assumed, because rock does not conduct a pressure field the way a gravelled sub-slab does. Sometimes that means more than one suction point. It is a design question, not an obstacle.

Radon testing and mitigation in Woodland Park

$150 flat-rate test, results in about 48 hours. Call (719) 306-4077 or leave your details and we'll call you back.