Radon & Crawlspace Solution Designed Around Real-Life Needs

This family wanted to get it right. The husband had already prepped their crawlspace with a thin liner but wanted professional installation and a full radon warranty. With elevated concerns and kids at home, the priority was clear: protect their space while working around daily life. Our team designed a two-point system using the existing sump and a new extraction point in the crawlspace—while respecting their request to exit through the garage.

The husband showed strong interest in the ASPEN unit, and seeing it in person might help seal the deal. It’s a perfect fit for homeowners looking for efficient, quiet performance.

Radon Mitigation System Effectively Reduces High Levels in Multi-Level Home

When radon levels spiked above 25 in a multi-level home, a three-point system was designed to tackle the issue head on. In the utility room, two extraction points were established—one at the sump and another 10 feet to the right—to ensure thorough air circulation. A third extraction point was cored through the wall and discreetly placed in a bedroom closet, specifically targeting the area enhanced by a recent addition. Although the homeowner was considering Breath EZ and DC systems, she opted for a robust, three-point solution to effectively reduce the high radon levels. This tailored approach not only provided immediate relief but also promised long-term improvements in the overall air quality throughout her 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.

Radon Mitigation in an Older Country Home with Open Basement Layout

This recently purchased older country home came with some familiar challenges; an open-concept basement, a large concrete shelf crack, and even exposed soil beneath an oil burner in the back room. While the homeowner chose to move forward with radon mitigation, they understood there would be no guaranteed radon levels due to the structure's condition. The Design Specialist designed a 2-point radon mitigation system to suit the home's layout. Because of the basement’s open design, the exact placement of extraction points wasn’t critical, giving our team the flexibility to maximize airflow and efficiency. The system will exit out the back of the home, which aligned well with the homeowner’s preference for discreet installation. This setup may not offer level guarantees, but it still provides radon reduction and peace of mind in an aging home, making it a smart step toward a safer indoor environment.

What is Radon in a House or Home?

Radon is a radioactive gas that has no smell, colour or taste. Radon is produced from the natural radioactive decay of uranium, which is found in all rocks and soils. Radon can also be found in water. Radon escapes from the ground into the air, where it decays and produces further radioactive particles. Those particles can be exposed to humans and cause lung cancer in the long run. A radon mitigation is needed to have this prevented.