Radon Mitigation & Air Quality Boost for a Country Home

With radon levels averaging 12 pCi/L, these homeowners scheduled a two-point extraction system install on August 13th. The system will run from the utility room out the back of the home, with coring through concrete if needed. They also chose to improve indoor air quality with an Aspen air purifier in the kitchen, a Sedona dehumidifier tied into the utility room drain, and a BreatheEZ Air Cleaner; planned to integrate after their HVAC upgrade this fall. This project delivers lasting radon reduction and a healthier, more comfortable home.

This client was very detailed how he would like the radon to be exiting his home - he wants to it near the generator to not have to look at anything. It would be a 4 point system as discussed and we did make a promise we would deliver. It's a pretty odd layout but Rusty the team lead made it work! We did educate the client he needs a higher suction fan to make sure we have enough pull for the system. The client agreed and was given briefing before the installation started. He was happy how it turned out!

Quick ERV Installation

This client's family struggled with stale air and allergy flare-ups for quite sometime. After researching about indoor air pollutants, they decided to install an ERV. Instantly, fresh air flowed through their home, reducing dust and improving health. They breathed easier, grateful for the comfort and peace it brought.

This is a single point system running out of the sump and through the soffit. The project is dedicated for the church, and it was talked about as they wanted all people who serve would be protected from the harmful exposure of radon. It is believed that since it's always a closed mass and the vicinity or structure is old, the radon mitigation system is a necessity. 

Two-Point Radon Mitigation System Designed for Future Basement Finishing

This homeowner needed a customized two-point radon mitigation system designed around the layout of the home and future plans for the space. One extraction point will be installed on the finished side of the home near the floor, passing through the wall to connect with a second extraction point on the opposite side. The system routing will be concealed within the joists to keep the installation as unobtrusive as possible, especially since the homeowner may finish the room in the future. The project will also include a radon fan cover at the homeowner’s request. This tailored approach helps address radon entry while keeping future room improvements in mind.