Before & After Photos

This customer did a series of radon testing and bounced between 15-17 which triggered him wanting to get a mitigation system installed as soon as possible. He was very happy with the work and mentioned our lead techs were nice!

This client was a bachelor who mainly works at home and spends most of his days indoors. He wanted to make sure he is protected from radon exposure as he does believe his health is what matters at the end of the day. Upon booking he was really accommodating and very open with his home. He was really happy on how the radon mitigation system installation turned out!

Met virtually with this client. This was a cool story as our Senior Tech Andrew was doing an installation in town last week and this client literally stopped him to see if he could come take a look at the house, so Andrew took pictures and designed. Radon levels over 3 (three) tests ranged 28-38. That's high. Two sump pits, one with interior drain tile, slab on grade finished space that used to be a garage. We came up to 3 total extraction points. This was a fast install as Andrew already made a draft design for him which he really liked, and everything followed. 

Amazing couple had just purchased their dream home in the Midwest and were surprised to find high radon levels during their home inspection. Radon Defense Midwest came to their rescue, providing a quick and effective mitigation solution, which allowed them to move in with peace of mind -- minus the regulation worries too!

Tony and his wife Chantel are a very nice couple in their 30s with two young kids. Tony works for Wells Fargo and Chantel is a hair stylist. Tony likes football, hunting, and bourbon. They have lived in this house for 7 years and we did work for a neighbor that suggested they test for radon. Their levels were extremely high, 56 avg with a CRM. Modular house on a block foundation, 45'x25' used solely for storage with access from steps in the garage. No floor joists so exiting from rim joist is not possible. Sump pit with exterior drain tile from what I could tell with the piece of PVC pipe entering. I wasn't able to look inside as it sat deeper in the pit. One extraction point here, one next to plumbing stack, one near plumbing rough in. Original plan was to route these three points to a fan on side of house and core through block wall. Tony said they may do an addition on the side of the house later so we discussed having both fans on the back of the house. He was really happy how it turned out.