WSP Whole House Radon Reduction System - Well Water

When you first start using well water in your new home, radon dissolved in it can be invisible yet present. This dissolved gas releases into your indoor air during everyday water use, raising concerns about air quality without any obvious signs like taste or smell.

Meeting Your Water with Hidden Radon

Moving into a house with well water can bring unexpected surprises. You might notice nothing unusual when you drink, cook, or bathe, but radon gas hidden in your water is quietly escaping into your living space. Every shower, laundry load, and dishwashing cycle stirs this gas loose, sending it into the air you breathe. Because radon has no color, taste, or odor, you wouldn’t detect it without a water test that measures its presence specifically.

How the Control Head Manages Treatment Cycles

At the heart of this system is an automatic control head. It handles the entire process of running service, backwash, and rinse cycles without requiring you to intervene. This means the system cleans itself and stays effective with minimal effort from your side. Setting it up is straightforward, and it saves you time and hassle compared to manual systems.

The Specialized Media Targeting Radon Gas

The tank contains specialized media developed to adsorb radon from the water as it passes through. Unlike simple filters that catch particles or soften minerals, this media works by binding the radon gas, reducing the level that reaches your taps and air. The media choice is crucial here as radon requires specific treatment different from other common water issues.

Durable Tank and Sizing for Your Home’s Flow

The radon reduction vessel is a sturdy pressure tank built to hold the media and withstand household water pressure. We confirm the exact tank size when sizing your system to your home’s water supply needs. This system is designed for a typical single-family whole-house water supply, ensuring it can handle the volume and flow without bottlenecks.

Who This Radon System Serves Best

This setup suits most single-family homes drawing water from a well. It’s made for standard household flow rates and typical water use patterns. However, properties with significantly higher water demand or unusual flow requirements may need a larger or differently configured system. Always confirm sizing against your water flow and radon levels before purchasing.

What Comes with Your Purchase and the Next Step

Included in the price is a lifetime warranty on the tank, covering the pressure vessel itself for as long as you own your home. The automatic control valve and its electronics carry the manufacturer’s standard warranty terms. You also get a bypass valve so you can isolate the system for maintenance without shutting off your water supply. Plus, there’s 10 feet of discharge hose included for the drain line, ready for your plumber to install. Shipping within the U.S. is free.

You can order this system online now. We’ll help confirm the right size for your home based on your water test and flow needs, ensuring you get the treatment your well water requires.

Who this size is right for

What you are buying here is a whole-house system, plumbed into the main line so every tap in the house is treated. On a typical 1-inch service line that means a single-family home.

No fixed capacity is published for this one. Give us two numbers - peak flow in gallons per minute, and what your water test says - and we will tell you whether this is the right size before you spend anything.