Three-Point Radon Mitigation System for Farmhouse with Levels Near 40

This project requires a three-point radon mitigation system due to extremely high radon levels nearing 40 pCi/L. The basement is divided into two concrete chambers separated by a brick wall, plus a large crawl space of roughly 900 sq ft, making multi-point extraction necessary for effective radon reduction. Fan exit is planned at the back corner of the home. Routing can be flexible, but keeping runs on one side of the house is recommended for efficiency. Existing wall gaps, rim joist openings, and pipe penetrations can be used to assist routing. Crawl space access is tight and requires full navigation around the ductwork. Homeowner recently purchased the family farmhouse and wants long-term radon mitigation and indoor air quality protection.

Andrew did a great job in this install that had 4 extraction points and an encapsulation. The customer had high levels of radon and wanted to make sure the home was safe!

This client decided to get a radon mitigation system as he paid upfront upon booking. He is in the process of selling his home while staying there and get another land while doing so. He requested to have it done in his basement and up through his garage. The basement is his wife's workplace, so he wanted something to stand as protection from the high exposure. He was happy with how it turned out!

Radon Mitigation and ERV Installation for Farm Home With Exposed Soil and Odor Issues

This farm property was referred to us after a local radon company couldn’t take on the project. The homeowners already mailed their check to our Nebraska office and installation is set for December 2nd. With radon concerns, basement odors, and exposed soil under the stairs, the home needs a strong, well-planned solution. We’re installing a two-point mitigation system: one extraction point on the old basement side near the stairs and a second through the wall into the new addition, exiting out the back. An ERV will boost fresh air and improve radon reduction, especially with unknown footer locations and old drill holes from past pressure testing.

ERV Installation After Radon Mitigation for Better Indoor Air Quality and Family Health

After installing the radon mitigation system, an ERV (Energy Recovery Ventilator) will be added to further improve indoor air quality and overall home health. This upgrade helps balance ventilation, reduce stale air, and support safer breathing conditions for a small family. By increasing fresh air exchange while maintaining energy efficiency, the ERV works alongside the radon system to create a healthier living environment.