Before & After Photos

This installation was close to an up and out from sump pit that has both interior and exterior tile. It was a pretty tall home 2-story home so the team ran the pipe closer to the back of the house. The client is a retired army and wants to settle in the home protected from radon exposure with his loving wife. 

This was a newly renovated home that needed help with the radon mitigation installation. They were intending to use the basement as a utility and office room. The homeowner wanted to make sure his family is protected from radon exposure and it's effects. 

This was a huge home that needed extra care. After the pandemic impact, the owners decided to have their own active passive system installed at their home. Upon checking, they had a thin wall. Everything was ready to go and they also had a tall garage for attic access. They were concerned about the fan noise but we did place it in the area where it wouldn't be a disturbance. They were happy about the placement and had a Breathe EZ installed as well. 

This home had a specific requested set-up. It was not much complicated but it was also not an easy install. This was a two-point system in the basement on the backside of the home's stairs going to the sump pit then into the garage. Nevertheless, everything went well!

This homeowner is also working in the construction industry and has heard a lot of good feedback about Radon Defense Midwest. He was really excited as this radon mitigation system is his 2nd unit and wanted to make sure the home has full coverage protection. We decided to create an installation structure close to his home's needs and he truly understood the need of this decision in getting an additional radon mitigation system.