This Family’s Radon Discovery

The clients were a retired couple. The husband worked in construction for many years so he did ask a lot of questions and talked about technical stuff in terms of how radon mitigation is related to his field. They had a test and returned with levels of 5.7 and the wife has had health and lung issues and is a previous smoker, so they really need to go through mitigation for health reasons. The home's basement is unfinished and open. Installation will be in the sump pit with interior and exterior drain tile. Everything is perfect as to how they imagined it. We did advice about ERV for better ventilation and they will contact back in the future once they are ready. 

Newer Home, Serious Concerns: Radon Mitigation for a Family Focused on Health

In a quiet rural setting sits a newer grey home, recently flagged for elevated radon levels. The homeowner, facing serious health challenges; couldn't risk prolonged exposure. With an unfinished basement, our team designed a radon mitigation system focused on both effectiveness and simplicity. The plan: install the extraction point directly in the sump, unless interior drain tile is found, in which case the back corner offers a more discreet pipe route. A fan will be placed at the back corner of the home, blending function and curb appeal. The techs will seal floor cracks as needed to reduce radon entry and, unless their local electrician steps in, we’ll handle the electrical as part of the install. The GPS may not pinpoint the exact house, but once you spot the grey exterior, you’ll know you're in the right place; ready to protect another family from the dangers of radon gas.

Everything was good the installer laid tarps over the carpet even took his shoes off. Swept the floor. Was even friendly to the dogs!

Cole and Jordan did a great job installing this interior mitigation system for our customer

Andy, a homeowner near Village Pointe, discussed construction details during our meeting. His newer home, close to Village Pointe, has code concerns he frequently mentions. Andy, disabled and unable to work, shared about his family, including a 3-year-old daughter with a lung disease. He purchased a consumer CRM, indicating fluctuating levels between 2 and 10, with an average of 7. The unfinished basement, used for storage and a woodshop, poses challenges for accessing pre-cut concrete. Despite this, Andy, restoring a classic car, expressed confidence in sealing the concrete. Planning to core through the foundation wall, Andy mentioned potential changes to the air filter system.