Before & After Photos

This is a new home being built and it has no basement. It's all slab on grade with 2 chambers. The Radon Defense Midwest team proposed and outlined several options to the owner and they decided to go with a passive system for now. The plan was to create an extraction point near the plumbing stack in the storage room going to the garage. The route is up into the attic above the garage. 

This client had high radon levels of 8 pCi/L. It was a huge home, so the team planned. The initial draft came along with getting near the plumbing stack but means point and pipe will be visible. We advised not to core through the foundation to lessen any damages. The client's husband is experiencing constant chest pains, so they mitigated radon as soon as possible. 

This was a simple project as there was a prepared space for the radon mitigation system to go into. The team installed an eagle fan with two (2) sub slab extraction points. Everything went well!

Customer called in and said their radon levels tested at 13.0 and not 34.0 like they thought. What the team did is to remove 1 of the pts from the job. The homeowner was really nice and liked to talk a lot. He used to be an electrician and now works at Mutual of Omaha along with his wife. They also own a couple of businesses. The team has already serviced this home about a year and a half ago. They were happy about the lowering of their levels.

This client has a baby on the way and regardless of the tight budget, he wanted to make sure when his wife is due, their house is protected from high radon exposure. Everything went well with the installation.