Before & After Photos

A client experiencing significant water intrusion in his basement was also aware of elevated radon levels commonly found in his neighborhood. As part of the basement
restoration process, Idaho Radon was engaged to install a sub-slab depressurization system to mitigate radon concentrations and improve indoor air quality. This project was
completed within 5 hours and the client was happy to have a healthier home.

Idaho Radon was contacted by the buyer of an existing property which contained elevated levels of radon.  The property sat on the side of a hill and contained both a walk-out basement slab along with about 700' of crawl space.  Idaho Radon mitigated both sections and reduced the levels below 1.5 pCi/l.  Remediation took about 9 hours for 2 people.

A Boise homeowner contacted Idaho Radon after purchasing a home where their younger children would be spending significant time in the basement. With elevated radon levels a concern, the goal was to create a safer living environment for the family. The home sits on a hillside and features a combination basement/walk-out slab-on-grade foundation, requiring a mitigation approach designed specifically for the home's construction.

Idaho Radon installed a sub-slab suction point by coring a 5-inch opening through the foundation wall. Because the vent piping was located near several windows, special attention was given to proper placement and venting to prevent concentrated radon from re-entering the home. The completed system produced excellent results, with post-mitigation testing showing an average radon level of just 0.6 pCi/L.

Idaho Radon was contacted by a realtor with whom we have an established working relationship regarding a residential property under contract with a basement. Radon mitigation was required prior to closing. Idaho Radon completed the building investigation, installed a mitigation system, and conducted the post-mitigation clearance testing, all prior to the seller’s contracted sale deadline.

Idaho Radon was engaged by the selling agent for this property to perform radon mitigation. The basement encompasses 1,350 square feet, while the crawl space, which also required encapsulation, measures 288 square feet. The suction point was strategically placed in the corner of the laundry room, enabling efficient piping into the crawl space and directing the exhaust to the side of the house for optimal fan placement.