7 pCi/L Radon Levels Addressed with Professional Mitigation System

A home recently tested at 7 pCi/L, prompting the homeowner to move forward with professional radon mitigation. With elevated radon levels detected, the goal was to create a reliable system that would reduce radon exposure and improve indoor air quality. The mitigation plan included routing the system from the sump area through the office for an interior installation. An exterior option was also considered to accommodate the home's layout while maintaining an effective path for safely venting radon outdoors.

Radon Gas Testing Prompted to Health Warning

This client decided to test for radon on a random day and returned with high levels. He was really worried on the impact it could do to his family So right after he got the results of the radon test he immediately called Iowa Radon Defense Northwest and scheduled a radon mitigation system installation.

Iowa Homeowner Takes Action Against High Radon Levels with Mitigation System

After hearing concerns about elevated radon levels throughout the Hospers, Iowa area, a homeowner decided it was time to take a proactive approach to protecting their home and family. Although every home is different, radon is a common issue across Iowa, making radon testing and mitigation an important investment in long-term health and safety. A professional radon mitigation system was installed to help reduce radon levels and improve indoor air quality inside the home. The homeowner wanted peace of mind knowing they had taken the necessary steps to address a potential radon problem before it became a larger concern. This project highlights the importance of radon awareness in Iowa and the value of installing a reliable radon mitigation system to create a healthier home environment.

Installing a Radon Mitigation System

Radon Mitigation for Two Story Home With Future Addition Plans

This older two-story home tested at 6.8 pCi/L, prompting a smart radon mitigation plan designed with future expansion in mind. With another addition planned, the system will exit on the east side, avoiding interference with upcoming construction. The design includes two sub-slab extraction points on either side of the poured foundation wall, with one placed near the plumbing stack. The system will core low through the foundation and route around the soffit for a clean finish. Care was taken to preserve the homeowner’s layout, allowing furniture to remain in place. To further improve indoor air quality, the project also includes duct cleaning and a Breathe EZ filter installation.