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Radon Mitigation - Bloomfield, NE

Is Radon Mitigation Effective?

Radon mitigation was the priority of this couple after they retired. They wanted to live a healthier life and made sure their home was clean from radioactive elements or toxins. They also availed a crawlspace encapsulation as they were aware critters were coming out of nowhere. They were very accommodating and nice. They did request to have the installation done in the living room. So the point of installation started from the living room corner going through the block wall and the exit point near the crawlspace opening on the north side. They were happy with the outcome!

Radon Mitigation - Elgin, NE

Radon Safety is a Family's Priority

Radon safety was learned by this client's daughter from school. She expressed how she was concerned for their home and wanted to have a radon test. The result retuned around 30 pCi/L, she was really worried how it was this high for the longest time they have been residing in their home. They immediately called Radon Defense Midwest and told the team it was on top of the list upon hitting search on Google. Happy that they knew how legit the company's feedbacks were, they decided to move forward with the installation. It was a simple system for an average home, not too complicated. They were happy how it turned out!

Another Great Install!

Lance and Cole were able to help another family lower their radon levels!

Sealed Sump Pit Reduces Radon Gas in Grand Island, NE

When mitigating radon gas from the home, we look for every possible entry point. This customer had high radon levels in the home, and two exposed sump pits side by side. In order to seal the sump pits properly, we installed custom covers with the radon mitigation system in order to reduce the radon levels and make the home healthy.

Radon Mitigation - Wood River, NE

A Client's Radon Dilemma

Meeting Judy and her boyfriend Ron was lively. Despite being elderly, they were full of questions and stories, curious about every detail of the radon mitigation plan. Their basement, with levels of 17, felt damp and musty, while readings upstairs ranged from 5 to 7. Health concerns loomed large. The basement, half finished, had a small sump pit, and the sump pump shared space with a toilet and floor drain. Plans included adding plexiglass and two extraction points: one in the corner and another near the drain. To minimize noise, the vent would exit near the bathroom, away from Judy’s bedroom. With Judy’s severe allergies, the team also offered options of filtration with Breathe EZ regardiless of their numerous air purification units. They were happy about that option and had it installed.