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Is radon common around Denver, CO?

Pauline Choi
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I am from out of state and buying a house around Denver, CO and the radon came back at 6.2. Mitigation will be done.  Does it affect the resale of the house in the future? 

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Joe Garretson
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Joe Garretson
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Yes, radon is common around the Front Range. If you're putting in the mitigation system now, you shouldn't have any issues in terms of resale value in the future. It's roughly a $1000 fix and if a home doesn't have the mitigation in place, it'll likely come up on the inspection and the buyer would request the system be put in. Common "issue" around here for buyers/sellers. Not a value problem at least from my experience.

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