Andrew and John did a great job installing this 5 point mitigation system. 

Should I Buy a Home with a Radon Mitigation System?

The customer was preparing to sell their house and wanted to avoid any surprises during the inspection process. Knowing that radon testing is common in real estate transactions, they decided to preemptively check for radon. The results showed elevated levels. To ensure the home was market-ready, they hired a radon mitigation service to install a system. With the radon levels under control, they successfully marketed the home as a safe and healthy environment, which helped reassure potential buyers and expedite the sale.

This Family’s Radon Discovery

The clients were a retired couple. The husband worked in construction for many years so he did ask a lot of questions and talked about technical stuff in terms of how radon mitigation is related to his field. They had a test and returned with levels of 5.7 and the wife has had health and lung issues and is a previous smoker, so they really need to go through mitigation for health reasons. The home's basement is unfinished and open. Installation will be in the sump pit with interior and exterior drain tile. Everything is perfect as to how they imagined it. We did advice about ERV for better ventilation and they will contact back in the future once they are ready. 

Upon doing a radon test, we discovered they had high radon levels. In effort to reduce the radon levels and create a healthier home, we encapsulated the crawlspace in Clarkson. 

Lance and Cole tackled this crawlspace in Utica, Nebraska to provide a better air quality to the living space of the home. Using our Moisture barrier crawlspace encapsuation material, it has transformed this area into something so much healthier for the homeowner.