Before & After Photos

Andrew and John did a great job installing this mitigation system for another concerned customer

John and Andrew were able to help another concerned customer get their radon levels down with this completed install

A radon mitigation system's extraction point typically goes through the concrete floor and beneath the property, but that wasn't an option for radon removal this time. Chuck's floors were poured with radiant heating elements so we couldn't drill through them. While there are a few options for an extraction point without drilling, we opted for a sump pit extraction point as a solution.

This client is a mom of a 3 kids with her husband who loves hunting. At first, they were having second thoughts to pursue this remediation system but most his neighbors have one and it was for the protection of the kids so he made the decision. He had a radon test which returned to 18.5, not good. Thrasher installed a partial system years ago with Waterguard, Triple Safe sump pump, and 32" Cleanspace on walls. There's a sub slab extraction point near sump pit and tap into Waterguard, then second extraction point near door in storage room. The team made a core through block wall to exit on side corner of house and installed a Breathe EZ filter.

Radon Mitigation System and How it Works

The Howlands were shocked to learn about high radon levels detected in their basement. They called in Radon Defense Midwest and the tech explained how a mitigation system works. With pipes installed to draw radon from the ground and a fan venting it outside. They got a free estimate and booked right away as they felt the price is right onset. Installation was done quick and the family felt a wave of relief, knowing their home was now safe.