Real Estate Recommends Homes with Radon Mitigation System

This client was planning to sell his home, he is from Evansdale, Iowa. His realtor did not recommend to put his home for sale unless it had a radon mitigation system. It was a nice home and the homeowner was thinking of downsizing. She only wanted a simple system to make sure the new homeowners are protected, the home is within value, and she is compliant in home inspection. Everything went smoothly.

Home for Sale Needed Radon Mitigation

This home was up for sale by a trusted and known real estate company in Central Iowa, but it missed something to become saleable -- a radon mitigation system. Throughout the years, this company only trusts Radon Defense Midwest and now, Iowa Radon Defense. The team have been serving all homes that needed radon risk care. As part of the company's promise to ensure every home is completely safe, inspected, and livable... this is part of their routine. 

It was a duplex home that needed help with radon mitigation. The home tested for radon and returned with high levels. Client was eager to mitigate since he is really worried for his family especially with the kids. The team has drafted a one point system stack next to the washer and dryer in the home's basement behind the bathroom wall and then it will be up and out the home near the air conditioning -- just how the client pictures it. Everything went well! 

Reliable Radon Installation Contractor

This family was hesitant to get a radon mitigation system installed as they lived a little far from Central Iowa. Then again, the team wanted to provide an extra mile this holiday season and took the booking. Everything was discussed and the proper set of expectation was provided. The client was happy on how the process was smoothly delivered from start to finish. They had radon levels around 9.0 pCi/L and now down to almost 90% -- 1.3 pCi/L! 

Radon Mitigation and How it Helped

This was an old farmhouse, with its quirky layout and had elevated radon levels from 20–30, needed serious attention. The client did say they were tight on funds, the team devised a 4-point system within their budget -- for the fan setup, perfect for the short basement runs. Three points connect in a straight line, while a T-joint routes the fourth. The chambers are easy to spot— on the dog wash station, sump pump, HVAC, and the raised slab at the stair landing. Given their show dogs health protection, the homeowner insisted on a radon fan housing cover to keep curious noses away. The fan will discreetly exit at the back of the house, ensuring functionality and safety for their prized pups.