New Home Radon Mitigation: Creating a Safe Space for Family and Future Generations

After moving into their newly built home about a year ago, a couple discovered high radon levels during routine testing—readings hovered around 13 pCi/L. With plans to finish the lower level soon and grandkids frequently visiting, they knew mitigation was a priority. A custom radon system was installed to address the elevated levels before any additional construction began. By taking action early, they not only protected the health of their family but also set a strong foundation for a safe and comfortable future living space. With the peace of mind that their home’s air quality is now under control, they can move forward with finishing their lower level—and enjoy visits from their grandchildren without worry.

Crew did a great job and very happy with the outcome

Andrew and Jordan did a great job on this exterior radon install. 

Radon Mitigation Saves the Day

This client was undecided if they'll still get a radon mitigation system since they were planning to sell the home and move to another state. They did ask for a free quote last year and called us back this year for another. They were unsure if the money is worth the hassle. One time, a home inspector visited and advised them to get one otherwise their home would not be suitable for the modern market, state laws, and for health concerns of the potential new owner. Lo and behold, they asked competitors and they came back to us as they were happy with the 10-year warranty the system came along with!

Multi-Point Radon Mitigation for Family Home Focused on Health & Future Plans

The client reached out on behalf of her daughter, deeply concerned about radon exposure symptoms affecting her grandchildren’s health. With Lexi's home featuring multiple basement chambers, a 3-point radon mitigation system was designed to ensure comprehensive radon gas removal. A charcoal test kit will determine warranty eligibility after installation. Due to the home’s layout and a finished basement section, careful planning is required—two coring fees were included to allow extraction points to tie through foundation walls. Exhaust will be routed toward the north side of the home to avoid interfering with future renovations. A walkthrough before starting is crucial. This proactive family is tackling radon remediation head-on—choosing health, safety, and long-term peace of mind.