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Our crew installed this mitigation system for a homeowner who was concerned about their high radon levels. Now they can sleep better at night knowing their radon problem has been taken care of.
John did a great job with this exterior mitigation install.
This homeowner needed a radon mitigation solution for their basement, with the sump located in the southeast corner providing a practical exit point for the system on the east side of the home. As part of the project, the sump will be properly sealed to help prevent radon entry. Cracks along the west basement wall will also be sealed as an additional step in addressing potential radon entry points. With the mitigation system routed through the southeast area and the basement openings addressed, the project is designed to create a more effective approach to reducing radon exposure and improving indoor air quality.
Andrew and John did a great job installing this new sump and domed covers for our customers.
After recently remodeling their lower level, this homeowner is now spending more time downstairs with family—and their kids are sleeping there too. That increased use prompted a radon inspection and revealed the need to revisit their old passive system. Originally installed alongside a sump pump and small waterproofing job, the passive system may not have been fully completed, as there’s no visible roof penetration. A vapor barrier was also added to the foundation wall, sealing the crack that previously allowed water into the space. For peace of mind, we’re upgrading the system with a powered fan, muffler, and potentially a new roof penetration. Attic access is available from the upstairs hallway to accommodate final routing.