Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky

Radon mitigation in Glendale, OH

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Radon mitigation in Glendale

What Glendale homes mean for radon mitigation

Glendale was laid out in 1851 and incorporated in 1855 as a planned railroad suburb. Its historic district, a National Historic Landmark since 1977, is known for Italianate and Second Empire houses, and the village counts homes from the 1850s and every decade since, so a Glendale mitigation plan starts with the age of the particular house: the oldest ones can take in soil gas through the full height of their foundation walls, not only through the floor. Appearance counts in the district, so plan the fan and pipe on an interior route to the attic where the house allows it, and talk with the Glendale Planning and Historic Preservation Commission, which advises owners on caring for historic-district buildings, before anything goes on a visible elevation.

Glendale's 1851 street plan broke from the grid with curving streets that follow the topography, and its landmark nomination calls it what is believed to be the earliest known subdivision village in America and the oldest in Ohio. The historic district straddles the old Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton rail line on the west side of the upper Mill Creek valley, sloping southeast from about 725 feet to 625 feet, and its gas streetlights have burned natural gas since the 1870s.

Glendale housing profile

County
Hamilton, OH
Housing era
A mix of housing eras
State
OH

Glendale's housing character: National Historic Landmark railroad-suburb. That shapes how we scope radon mitigation here. All of our 6 specialty lines are available throughout Glendale and the surrounding Cincinnati metro. Click any service for full details, typical pricing, and process.

Authoritative sources

  • US EPA

    Hamilton, Butler, and Warren counties sit in EPA Radon Zone 1, the highest-potential classification; Clermont, Boone, Kenton, and Campbell counties are Zone 2.

  • EPA Citizen's Guide to Radon

    EPA recommends mitigation above 4.0 pCi/L and consideration of mitigation between 2.0 and 4.0 pCi/L.

  • Ohio Department of Health

    Ohio Radon Program guidance on testing, mitigation, and contractor licensure.

Glendale at a glance

County
Hamilton, OH
Coverage
Same-week scheduling

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