Radon Information Before & After Photos

Protecting a Growing Family from Radon

The client had recently learned about radon from a friend and decided to test their home. To their surprise, the levels were well above the EPA’s recommended limit. Concerned about the long-term health effects, especially for their two young children, they decided to act immediately. They contacted a radon mitigation company to install a system. After the installation, follow-up tests confirmed radon levels were significantly reduced, providing the family with peace of mind. The client was relieved to know their home was now a safe place for their children to grow up.

This installation was a simple 1-point system where we can run the extraction point from the plumbing stack and route it over to where their jar events are venting out. The client also lets the team know that there's some pump was not working and was looking to just have us complete that when we sealed it up. She had a radon test and returned with high levels. She is concerned for her kids and family's well-being.

Beth is highly health conscious because she underwent a double lung transplant but not radon-related. She wants to make sure she gets the best protection from lung-related illnesses so she chose to get a radon mitigation system. Our team made sure they delivered it best! 

This client is an ICU nurse and was very accommodating. She bought the house earlier this year and radon levels were just over 4. Her parents have been nagging her to get her own radon mitigation system and she is wanting to take care of some home projects before the winter season comes in. The home had a sump pit with a pump and no drain tile. It has 2 inaccessible crawlspaces, currently about 18 inches tall, with no open access. The homeowner is unaware that she had crawlspaces! You really learn something new every day. It was smooth installation!

This project was fully paid for upfront as the homeowner decided to get his radon mitigation system installed the earliest before winter strikes. The installation started when the pipe was routed out from the sump pump through the drywall and then through the son's closet's top shelf. The homeowner was asking to hide the PVC piping as much as possible so they could still use the top shelf storage. The radon fan will be out through the side of the home towards the patio side out on up. He was concerned about the aesthetic but with there's nothing our techs can do. Everything was in shape!