Healthy Home is the Holiday Wish

This client didn't plan on getting a radon mitigation system until his neighbor recommended him to test for the holiday season and returned with high levels around 10 pCi/L. Alarmed and worried for his family, he contacted Radon Defense Midwest to have another radon test and returned with the same result. Right there and then he scheduled his radon mitigation system installation and everything was discussed. He was very happy how it turned out. The client even mentioned this is an investment for the human body.

Radon Mitigation Creates a Healthier Workspace for Remote Work

Preparing to transition to working from home full-time, a homeowner wanted to ensure her indoor environment was as safe and healthy as possible. After radon testing revealed elevated levels, she decided to move forward with mitigation before setting up her new workspace. A custom system was installed, carefully designed to suit the layout of her home and address the radon concerns efficiently. Crack sealing was completed to strengthen the system’s performance, and the installation was routed discreetly to preserve the home’s appearance. With her new radon mitigation system in place, she now has peace of mind knowing she’s working in a healthier environment, where she can focus on her career and well-being without the hidden risks of radon exposure.

Our client made sure she wanted extra protection at her home. This was a smooth and quick install. 

Cole and Jordan installed this ERV for a customer to help lower their radon levels even more, giving them the best air quality possible.

High Radon Levels Lead to Action in Finished Basement

After receiving radon test results showing 22.2 pCi/L, this homeowner, who had never tested before, took immediate action. With a child living in the mostly finished basement, addressing radon became a top priority. A 3-point mitigation system will be installed, with extraction points at the plumbing stack, SE corner, and along the south wall. The homeowner plans to clear out storage, including part of a built-in shelf, to give the crew access. The system will be carefully routed: points one and two connected low, points two and three connected high, with the system exiting from point two. This proactive move ensures a healthier environment for the entire family, especially the kids living downstairs.