Before & After Photos

This is the 2nd time this company called us to set up a radon mitigation system for their building. The first project we had with them is soil vapor intrusion from their 2nd structure. We have explained what the client needs to know in terms of the route to the crawlspace necessities and they agreed. 

This is a pretty simple system as the basement is unfinished but framed out to be able to be finished. Homeowners from the sounds of things are possibly looking to move in the next few years but unsure of where they are going to go. They requested that everything needs to be kept on the left hand side of the basement in the room that will be a utility room. Due to elevated levels there needs to be too extraction points. One can most likely be slipped near the water heater. But the homeowner is looking to have our exit point be near the exit point of everything else on the side of the home. Installation went smooth!

Radon Mitigation for a Lung Cancer Patient

This client has lung cancer and quit smoking over 20 years ago. Nice couple on an acreage in a very old farm house with multiple additions. They had a radon test and returned with levels of 15. Sue just takes a pill for her cancer and it is in remission so she is doing ok. The home's basement has 3 chambers, two crawlspaces, one is inaccessible. She also requested for the crawlspace encapsulation along with a BEZ Filter. She did shared her experience about smoking and the regrets of it. Hope she'll be cancer free soon!

Commercial Radon Mitigation in Clarence, Missouri

We've done environmental work for ER and EPA before at other properties. This is a building with elevated soil vapors. Systems to install would be suction point in basement, seal sump, second suction point into crawlspace that is accessible and encapsulated. The team has also recommended to install an ERV into the other crawlspace that has small windows. They have sealed any cracks or joints as needed. Everything was installed to their liking and indeed happy!