Before & After Photos

The owner installed a radon mitigation system to safeguard his family and enhance their protection against exposure despite the modest size of the house.

This utility room was the workshop of this client and he made a radon test which returned to high levels. He was not really happy getting another expense but learning how radon exposure works, he really took this decision of getting a radon mitigation as an investment! 

The radon levels were over 11 in this newly constructed home at Avoca, IA. The homeowners were fully aware that it's becoming mandatory for real estate to have a radon mitigation system installed at home. The team designed a point by stack on the south side of the house. It was installed in the future storage room as this was preferred by the homeowner initially. It was an easy installation due to the basement remodel, it's wide open for the team to access. No damage and no clean-ups. Client was really happy how it turned out!

It was a small home that had a wide utility room that functions as their laundry and basement. The homeowner spends most of his time in that specific room since all household chores go around in that process. They wanted to have some sort of protection from harmful radon gas as their area is known to have high levels. We arranged a free estimate for him and he booked right away. 

This project was for an old farmhouse that was built in the '60s. It was rented out from the year 2005-2017 and the owner bought it. He has 3 daughters and wanted to make sure they are safe, protected, and have better indoor air quality. We were able to propose an installation with 2 extraction points, one in each corner of the basement. There was an existing tight crawlspace that became a challenge, but everything went well.