Radon mitigation in Bexley

What Bexley homes mean for radon mitigation

Bexley's 1908 through 1940 housing sits over full basements with stone or early poured concrete walls, and on the larger Tudor and Colonial Revival homes along Main Street more than one below-grade room is often finished into living space. Original coal-chute openings and mortar-joint gaps in the older stone walls are common soil-gas entry paths that a slab-only inspection would miss. Franklin County's position on Devonian limestone and shale bedrock keeps Bexley among the higher pre-mitigation readings in the metro.

Bexley's eastern edge runs along Alum Creek on the flat glacial till plain typical of Franklin County, without the ravine lots found along the Olentangy corridor to the north.

Bexley housing profile

County: Franklin, OH
Housing era: Mostly pre-1950 housing
State: OH

Pre-war housing stock with stone or block basements. Mitigation routing is usually exterior given mature landscaping and limited interior chase access. Some of the highest pre-mitigation readings in the metro.

Bexley's housing character: a pre-war streetcar suburb of large Tudor Revival and Colonial Revival homes along Main Street and Broad Street. That shapes how we scope radon mitigation here. All of our 6 specialty lines are available throughout Bexley and the surrounding Columbus metro. Click any service for full details, typical pricing, and process.

Radon mitigation in Bexley, OH