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Radon in water

Can radon get into well water?

Radon dissolved in groundwater is released into indoor air every time you shower or run a tap. Shield bedrock wells are the risk case.

How you notice it

  • No water symptoms — found by testing water and indoor air
  • Elevated indoor radon already measured
  • Drilled well in granite or Precambrian shield

Why it happens

Uranium decay in crystalline bedrock produces radon gas, which dissolves readily into groundwater held in fractures.

The fix

  1. Test radon-in-water alongside indoor air
  2. Bubble aeration at the point of entry is the accepted fix
  3. Granular activated carbon only for low concentrations

Equipment that solves it

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US Water Systems Radon-in-Water Aeration System
Radon Aeration$3,990 CAD

US Water Systems Radon-in-Water Aeration System

Bubble aeration to strip radon before it reaches indoor air. Shield bedrock wells only.

$120/yr consumables · premium

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