Before & After Photos

The homeowner was indeed nice and is working as a middle or high school teacher. It was hectic when the team showed up as his two sons needed to leave for practice. The wife was there briefly since they were trusting in what the team needed to do. The technicians had a challenge with their sump lid as it was stuck due to a mix of dirt and concrete. They had a work around to drill holes to perforate the pit liner walls. The system was installed in the garage.

This shy client had a huge, colorful that needed help with remediation since her home test returned with high levels. She prefers the system to be installed in the garage as that is where she spends most of her time working and sometimes even bonding moments with family. There was a lot of clutter but she was willing to move it all. There was enough space for access and everything turned out smoothly. She was happy!

It's a young couple expecting their first child reached out to the Iowa Radon Defense team after discovering elevated radon levels in their nursery area. The company's mitigation efforts were not only effective but also accommodated their tight schedule and budget. That's a win-win for both.

In Iowa, this client's family faced indoor air quality issues despite efforts to maintain comfort since they moved in the home. Learning about ERV benefits from Iowa Radon Defense, they sought expert help. Identifying poor ventilation as the root cause, the team proposed an ERV solution. The clients eagerly agreed, and the system was installed by the team, effectively exchanging stale indoor air with fresh outdoor air. Thanks to Iowa Radon Defense's prompt service, they bid farewell to ventilation problems, enjoying a comfortable and healthy home environment. 

They were fine locking in the project to enable cost savings. There is a small utility room downstairs which connects to the basement and that is where they want the system placed. This will be an interior system and we'll go up to the garage. It almost looks like the garage was at it on as it is a separate area and does not go flush with the back side of the house. It will be pretty easy to route any PVC in the Attic crawl space of the garage over to the back side of it so you cannot see it from the roadside. The homeowner did mention that there was a possibility in the future of them adding to their bedroom which would mean that we would have to push that exit point of the roof as far as we can. Everything worked out as to how the client requested.