Before & After Photos

Andy was very nice and bought the house 6 years ago with his family. He was unsure of levels and thought under 10 when I asked, but I was getting much higher levels using the EcoTracker. The home had a two-chamber basement - which was the start. Health concerns was the primary reason, and they will start to build an extra bedroom for another family member there. 

New Home but Needs Radon Mitigation

Ryan and his family just bought house recently and have not moved in yet as they're doing some renovating. They tested and returned with radon levels of 16 and possible health concerns. Basement has two chambers and is unfinished. The plan was a sub slab extraction point in corner towards base of stairs, core through wall low for second point in second chamber. Route up in main basement chamber and exit through rim joist and route up. Everything went well!

The client has an unfinished basement and would consider transforming it to his own personal office or utility room. He had a radon test before but was a little hesitant and tried to get another one. Turned out with same results. He wanted to mitigate as soon as possible as he is about to finish the construction for his basement. Luckily, the team had a sump and interior drain tile to work with. Customer did offer to handle the sealing of wall joints and anything around the plumbing since it's within the construction plan. Everything went well! 

This client had her home tested for radon and returned high levels. She was worried as her home was just renovated and didn't want it to be polluted with the gas in the future and also for her health. She immediately contacted Radon Defense Midwest for a FREE estimate and booked right away! 

This family had a really cool vintage-style house that they wanted to protect, the same goes for their health. So they booked their own radon mitigation system. The installation was pretty smooth! straightforward