WSP Whole House Radon Reduction System - Well Water

If your well water contains radon, an invisible gas that escapes into your home’s air when you use water, this whole house system helps reduce it safely. It treats all the water entering your home, so you don’t breathe radon released from showers, taps, or appliances.

The problem in your home

You may notice nothing unusual about your well water except it comes from a private source. But if radon is dissolved in it, every time you run water—taking a shower, doing laundry, or running the dishwasher—the radon gas escapes into the air, where it can build up inside. Since radon has no smell, taste, or color, you won’t know it’s there unless you get your water tested by a certified lab.

Why radon shows up in well water

Radon forms naturally when uranium in underground rock breaks down. This gas can seep into groundwater, especially in well water drawn from deep underground. Because it’s dissolved in the water, it travels with it into your home, ready to be released whenever water is agitated—like when it flows from your faucet or sprays from your showerhead. A lab test measuring radon levels in your water is the only sure way to confirm if radon is present.

The cost of leaving radon untreated

Radon gas released from water doesn’t leave a visible stain or an unpleasant odor. Instead, it quietly enters the air you breathe inside your home whenever water is used. Over time, this can raise the indoor radon level. While you won’t notice these effects directly, reducing radon in your water helps lower the radon you inhale, especially in bathrooms and laundry rooms where water use is frequent.

How this system helps reduce radon

This system works by drawing your well water through a treatment tank that encourages the radon gas to come out of the water and escape outside your home, rather than into your living space. It relies on a process called aeration—mixing water with air inside the tank—so the radon gas separates and is vented safely outdoors. This approach reduces how much radon gets into your home’s air whenever you use water.

What this system can handle

Designed to treat the entire water supply entering your home, this system can handle typical household water demands. It is sized based on your household’s flow rate and the radon concentration found in your water test. The system performs continuously, working quietly without interrupting your water use, and includes features to keep it working efficiently over time. It fits well in homes relying on well water with radon levels that require dedicated treatment but is not meant for treating other water issues like sediment or hardness.

What you actually get

Included in the system is a pressure tank protected by a lifetime warranty, ensuring long-term durability. A bypass valve comes standard, letting you isolate the system for service without shutting off your water supply. Also included is 10 feet of discharge hose to connect the system to your drain line, making installation straightforward for your plumber. The control valve and electronics come with the manufacturer’s warranty according to their terms.

Is this the right size for you?

This system is sized to match your household’s water use and radon levels as measured by a certified test. If your water flow is much higher or your radon concentration significantly exceeds typical well water levels, you might need a larger or differently configured system. Conversely, smaller homes or lower radon levels may be better served by a compact model we can recommend once we review your test results.

Living with it

Maintenance mainly involves periodic service by your plumber to check and clean the system, especially the aeration components, and to ensure the venting remains clear and effective. The bypass valve makes servicing easier without disrupting your water. Expect routine maintenance roughly once a year, depending on your water quality and usage. Beyond that, the system runs quietly and continuously, quietly reducing radon without adding to your daily chores.

What it won’t do

This system is designed specifically to help reduce radon gas dissolved in well water. It does not filter out minerals causing hardness, remove sediment, or soften water. For other water problems, such as iron staining or bacterial contamination, different treatments are required. Also, radon in air from soil or other sources needs a separate mitigation system designed for indoor air treatment.

Why buy it from Water Softener Plus?

We provide equipment with real, serviceable parts, not sealed disposable units, so you can expect support and parts availability years from now. The pressure tank carries a lifetime warranty, and the bypass valve included at no extra cost is a feature competitors often charge for. Your order ships free from Tampa, Florida, with detailed manuals and expert advice to ensure your plumber can install and vent it correctly. We back your purchase with a 90-day money-back guarantee and sizing help from professionals experienced in radon water treatment.

Included with this system

• Lifetime warranty on the tank. The control valve and electronics carry the manufacturer's own warranty.
• Bypass valve included, so the system can be isolated for service while water keeps running to the house.
• 10 feet of discharge hose for the drain line.

Specifications

What this system handles

• Radon reduction
• Whole-house treatment
• Sized to your water test

The next step

Send us your radon-in-water test result and household water use details so we can confirm the right system size and provide clear installation guidance. Order your system online today to start reducing radon in your well water and home air.