Before & After Photos

This was a huge home with a spacious basement -- which is where most of the time the client's kids stay and do school stuff. He wanted to make sure they are protected from the dangers of radon. We have educated him about how radon seeps into homes and causing it to be harmful in the long run. Without hesitation, he wanted to get a radon mitigation system installed for his whole home. He was very happy how it turned out. 

Met with the homeowner who manages a local bank and grew up in the area (Malvern, IA). He and his wife are expecting their first child and want to make the home safer. They had their home tested for radon and returned with levels of 10. Pretty worried, the team drafted their radon mitigation system. It starts with the sump pit with interior drain tile that is boxed in with wood. The husband will remove the wood box prior to installation. Route up and through drywall, core through block wall to exit home. Everything paid off after the installation. They were happy with how it turned out.

Mitch is a very nice guy that retired back in May. His wife still works and she got home as I had just gone over pricing options. Mitch spends quite a bit of time in the basement so was concerned with radon levels of 9.6. I sold a job to his neighbor Keegan a while back and he saw my vehicle and took down the info. Numerous neighbors have had systems installed. Extraction point in back corner of house in a finished space. Core through wall and exit on side corner of house. Mitch has a lot of allergies and ducts haven't been cleaned before so was glad to have us do that. Sold option 2, but he was wanting option 3 originally with Aspen and BEZ. In the end they both said it was up to what the other wanted and agreed upon option 2 but said they may add things later. They were satisfied with the results.

The homeowners made a radon test and returned with levels of 11. The wife was pretty worried about radon and how the system would 'not blend in' with the aesthetic of their home. They called and we explained their options. They were very open and flexible on how we could route the system as they only requested a passive one. They just bought the house this year 2024, and the roof was already penetrated for this intent. 

The client spends most of his time in his basement and since it's winter, he is worried that his radon levels might be triggering. This home was a very simple job as we did not have challenges upon installation.