This job was no match for Lance. He did a great job installing this exterior mitigation system as well as encapsulating our clients crawl space to lower their radon levels in the home. This will give them piece of mind while being in the home.

Should I Buy a Home with a Radon Mitigation System?

The customer was preparing to sell their house and wanted to avoid any surprises during the inspection process. Knowing that radon testing is common in real estate transactions, they decided to preemptively check for radon. The results showed elevated levels. To ensure the home was market-ready, they hired a radon mitigation service to install a system. With the radon levels under control, they successfully marketed the home as a safe and healthy environment, which helped reassure potential buyers and expedite the sale.

Everything went well with the installation. The system is running well and there were no issues at all with the installation process. Thanks for all of your help with coordinating this work. 

This routing was no problem for Andrew and Jordan. They did a great job getting the install done the way the customer wanted it allowing them to feel more safe in their home!

Fixing 17.5 pCi/L Radon in a Challenging Home With a Smart Two-Point System

Radon testing revealed levels of 17.5 pCi/L in this home, well above safe limits and requiring professional radon mitigation. With a complex roofline and a cluttered basement, careful planning was key. After coordinating cleanup before installation and duct cleaning, our radon contractor designed a two-point sub-slab extraction system in the back room, spaced 12 feet apart for effective radon reduction. The system connects high and exits through the side of the home using coring, meeting clearance requirements from windows and rooflines. We also sealed the sump pit and installed a 20x25 Breathe Easy air cleaner to improve indoor air quality and reduce radon exposure symptoms.