Before & After Photos

To mitigate radon gas from all entry points in a home, we have to take sumps into consideration. In this home, we installed a two extraction point radon mitigation system and added a new sump pit pump with a discharge line and a cover. We dug the sump pit lower so we could properly install the sump pump, put in a new discharge and seal the pit.

Cole did a great job getting this interior design installed for our customers

Radon Mitigation Saves the Day

This client was undecided if they'll still get a radon mitigation system since they were planning to sell the home and move to another state. They did ask for a free quote last year and called us back this year for another. They were unsure if the money is worth the hassle. One time, a home inspector visited and advised them to get one otherwise their home would not be suitable for the modern market, state laws, and for health concerns of the potential new owner. Lo and behold, they asked competitors and they came back to us as they were happy with the 10-year warranty the system came along with!

Andrew was able to get this exterior mitigation system installed for our customers as they were concerned about their radon levels in the home. They started out at a 8.10 radon reading and after this install they were well under the EPA recommendations. Way to go Andrew!

The team met with Dave and Deb who were very nice and talkative. They also have 2 friendly dogs. The basement is finished and they have a 3 season room, deck, patio. No sump pit. The design will be sub slab extraction point under stairs in back corner, route up and exit through rim joist under stairs and exit house next to door on back patio and in corner. Place fan with cover and muffler on wall tucked in corner, then up and around soffit. They lived in the home for 31 years and just recently tested and became aware of levels of 8.4. They found us by searching "radon installers in Omaha" and we were on top of the list. Amazing!