Will installing a radon mitigation system increase the value of my home?

Answer: In some cases
Explanation: Most buyers are made aware of the danger of high radon levels in homes, so they might be willing to pay more for a property with a system that mitigates exposure to high levels of radon.

Answer: In some cases
Explanation: In theory any improvement that buyers feel will provide extra benefit has the potential to increase value. It depends on cost to install and prevalence in other neighborhood homes. It is not dollar for dollar and conceivably could not add any significant value if any. Generally it only means you now have what most homes in the neighborhood have.

Answer: In some cases
Explanation: If radon is problematic in your area and the majority of homes have had radon mitigation done, then you may want to consider having it done prior to listing your home. I would suggest having your home tested for radon and if the levels are unfavorable it will more then likely cost you less to mitigate the problem yourself versus having it identified by a buyer's home inspector. If the buyer's agent is well versed and familiar with the area and knows that radon is an issue, they are going to alert the buyer and have it tested along with their home inspection. It will cost you more money and time going this route.

Answer: Not sure
Explanation: Not an issue in my market.

Answer: Not sure
Explanation: depends if the area has that type of problem

Answer: In some cases
Explanation: In areas where Radon is a problem, this could be true. When a specific dwelling has a Radon problem, such remediation would be essential.