Before & After Photos

Idaho Radon was contracted to reduce radon levels in this newly constructed 2,300-square-foot home, which was recently placed under contract. Our team completed the project in a single day, effectively encapsulating the crawl space with a 6-mil barrier and installing a fan to depressurize the area.

Idaho Radon was engaged by the selling agent for this property to perform radon mitigation. The basement encompasses 1,350 square feet, while the crawl space, which also required encapsulation, measures 288 square feet. The suction point was strategically placed in the corner of the laundry room, enabling efficient piping into the crawl space and directing the exhaust to the side of the house for optimal fan placement.

Basement & Crawlspace Mitigation in Boise, ID

Basement Mitigation in Eagle, ID

Idaho Radon was contracted by the sellers of a property recently placed under contract. During the home inspection phase, the buyers conducted a radon test, which revealed elevated radon levels exceeding 4.0 pCi/L.

Upon being contacted by the sellers on a Thursday, Idaho Radon promptly assessed the property on Friday and completed the radon mitigation service the following Tuesday. The mitigation process included installing a 2,400-square-foot radon barrier to fully encapsulate the crawl space. A radon mitigation fan was strategically placed in the garage, with venting routed through the attic and exiting via a roof jack to ensure effective ventilation.