Protecting What Matters: Radon Reduction System for New Homeowners with Kids

After purchasing their new home, this young family didn’t hesitate to prioritize safety—especially with small children in the house. A recent radon test revealed elevated levels, and they quickly chose mitigation to protect their health.

Our team installed a 2-point radon mitigation system, centrally placed near the north and south foundation walls. With no sump to work around and an unfinished basement, the installation was efficient and clean. Exhaust was routed discreetly out the back of the home, keeping both function and appearance in mind.

Peace of mind starts with a healthy home—and these new homeowners made a smart first move toward long-term protection.

Neighboring Installations: Radon System & Duct Cleaning for Local Homeowner

Just down the road from the curb, this homeowner is taking a two-step approach to healthier air. With a radon mitigation system scheduled for May 30 and duct cleaning on June 5, they’re addressing both invisible threats—radon and airborne contaminants. Due to the layout of the basement, a 3-point extraction system is required. A sump pit located under the stairs will also be properly sealed to ensure full system performance. A video walkthrough has been uploaded to CompanyCam for reference, showing ideal extraction locations.

By planning ahead and tackling both radon and duct concerns, this homeowner is making smart moves for a healthier, safer living environment.

Radon System Installed After Waterproofing Project Wraps Up

During a recent waterproofing project, a homeowner also had a radon inspection and testing completed. High levels were found, but the mitigation system had to wait until the waterproofing work was finished. Once the space was ready, our team stepped in to install a radon system tailored to the newly sealed environment. By waiting for the right timing, the customer ensured both waterproofing and radon mitigation would work seamlessly together. Now, the home is protected from both water intrusion and radon gas—delivering long-term peace of mind.

Custom Radon Mitigation, Breathe EZ Install, and Sump Upgrade for Unique Crawlspace Home

This homeowner took a big step toward cleaner air with a 2-point radon mitigation system, Breathe EZ air cleaner, and a sump pump replacement, all tailored to the unique layout of their home. One extraction point will be discreetly hidden in a closet, while the second will be placed in the crawlspace under the 3/4 seasons room, where a mix of slab and insulation made things tricky. An existing drywall-covered hole will be repurposed for coring to avoid extra disruption. The sump presented its own challenges due to a sump jet system. A lowered basin and domed lid were included to improve function and allow for proper sealing. The homeowner also requested a walkthrough of the Breathe EZ system to learn filter replacement. A full-service solution combining radon reduction, air purification, and water control; this home is now set up for long-term health and peace of mind.

Protecting Family Health: Radon Mitigation for a Multi-Generational Home

When Kathy built her home in 1993, radon wasn’t on her radar. But after her husband’s passing in 2017 and with her son now living in the basement, she wanted to be sure her home’s air was safe. A mid-June charcoal test showed radon levels at 6.5 pCi/L; above the EPA action level of 4.0, which meant it was time to take action.

Our team designed a single-point sub-slab depressurization system, using the existing sump basin in the southwest corner of the basement as the extraction point. We sealed the sump with a new airtight lid and planned the exhaust routing to exit either out the back or west side of the home, minimizing both visual impact and piping length. A 16x20 BEZ air cleaner was also installed in the HVAC system to help improve overall indoor air quality. With this tailored radon mitigation setup, Kathy’s home now has a long-term solution to reduce radon levels, protect her family’s health, and ensure safe air for years to come.