Radon Testing for Home in Harper, Iowa

This was a single point system that will go around the over hand. Homeowner has a metal roof and has been passed down from generation to generation as part of the farm. Their levels are under 4 but borderline, explained to them that it still not a safe level and they are doing this partial for their kids and part for preventative measures for the next generation who lives there. This home is at grade for where we need to exit. There is an older egress window that we can look to exit from. Homeowner also is looking for an Aspen upstairs to clean the air as they have a young kiddo and need a Sedona and stand as there is standing water and condensation in the laundry room. He is very protective with his family's health which we definitely agree on his measures! Amazing!

This is a single point system that will be going out in the corner of the house facing the neighbor. There are also some cracks in the basement in which the homeowner said that he would be filling in. There is a fairly large crack over towards that exterior basement door at troubles into the little music room that they created. Guarantee rate on levels. His contract shows and he agreed with me that he understood that this was okay and understood that it was a place right now and could come into His home. There are three open holes for plumbing that are Old Clay tiles that need to be sealed up. One looks like a toilet might have gone on it the second one is a open hole and third one is under the carpet and the little band area. Homeowner agreed that the team will be sealing it up with plexiglass. Everything went well as expected!

This project is fairly straightforward with a 2-point system. The reason why this project needs to be pushed out for an install is that he is finishing a porch / sunroom small area on the side of his home. Homeowner, Austin, wanted the contractor to pretty much finish this project up before installing our radon system. The team did let him know that we operate separately it will not interfere with anything that his contractor would be doing if they were finishing up. There is an interesting some pit that needs to be sealed that isn't all that deep. There was some hesitation on where to put the extraction point but the team made it work. A recommendation of going out directly on the wall near the sun pit although he mentioned the possibility of running line to the far side of the home. The homeowner wanted to make sure there is no entryway for radon in his home.

Precision-Driven Radon System for a Detail-Oriented Homeowner

This client takes pride in his home—and wanted to make sure every detail of his radon system met his standards. With a split basement and a pool room on one side, this two-point mitigation system was designed for both performance and discretion. One extraction point will be installed on the pool room side, carefully concealed to maintain future finish-out options. The second point will go in the utility room, with an exit line routed out the back of the house. We’ll seal the sump and a connected drain, ensuring all condensate lines continue working properly. Plexiglass will also be installed for a clean, professional finish.

This is a single point system in the basement that is fairly open and going out the back side of the home. It will need to go out through the rim joist on whatever looks best on the backside of the home. Carey - the Project Specialist was not able to get a photo of the back to two in the appointment was so it will be up to the client's judgment where it looks best. The team can make it work with her preference anyway due to the allowance in the room where the radon mitigation system will be set. There's no sump it downstairs so we can place it wherever for an extraction point. It was an easy install as the client was cooperative!