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Radon Mitigation - Hartford, IA

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.

Radon Mitigation - Maxwell, IA

Prompt Radon Testing and Mitigation 

The customer’s neighbor had recently tested their home and discovered high radon levels. This prompted the customer to test their own property out of curiosity. To their dismay, the results were even higher than their neighbor’s. They immediately contacted a radon mitigation specialist to install a system. Once the system was operational, radon levels dropped to safe levels, and the client was grateful they had acted quickly to protect their family.

Radon Mitigation - Nevada, IA

Radon Gas Remediation in Nevada, Iowa

The client, Paige was super nice and has a baking business from home and even gave the tech on duty a cupcake. She and her husband moved into house last fall. She did two charcoal test kits, one in finished space of basement was the result was between 3-5 in storage room with sump pits. At the end she expressed some concern on levels and we discussed proper testing location and the tech gave her a charcoal test kit and instructed the ideal way of testing. The two sump pits in were in an unfinished storage room. One has exterior drain tile and one has no tile. Install domed lids on both. The tech made a sub slab extraction point on side wall next to plumbing stack and route up and exit through rim joist along mid point in wall. The main concern was Paige has bad allergies and is sensitive to mold. The team checked and found out she had high humidity reading in her basement and advised to take action with the right service team. Paige was happy to know about this and satisfied how her system turned out!

Radon Mitigation - Mystic, IA

Custom Radon Mitigation for Older Homes with Limited Crawlspace Access

After years of home additions and changes, a couple decided it was time to address radon concerns and improve comfort where they sleep. Access to parts of the basement was limited, but a plan was crafted to make the most of the available entry points. A radon extraction point was installed through a storm door addition, and a second point was cored through a basement wall to reach a crawlspace beneath the master bedroom. Extra insulation was added to the rim joists in this area, helping to create a warmer, healthier environment where they spent much of their time. Despite the home’s complex layout and hidden crawlspaces, the custom mitigation solution provided peace of mind and noticeable improvements in air quality.

 

Radon Mitigation - Collins, IA

A Radon Mitigation Story of Health and Safety

After losing her husband to lung cancer, this homeowner became deeply aware of the risks associated with radon exposure. When testing revealed high radon levels in her rental property, she knew action was needed to protect future tenants. Between renters, she took the opportunity to prioritize safety by scheduling radon mitigation. Knowing her efforts could prevent another family from facing the devastating effects of radon brought her peace of mind. For her, mitigation wasn’t just a precaution; it was a meaningful step in creating a safer, healthier space for others. Her story is a powerful reminder of radon’s silent danger.