Cole did a great job with this exterior install. The customer was happy with the outcome of the work!

Andrew and John helped our customers with their high radon levels by installing this interior radon mitigation system.

Iowa Homeowner Reduces 7.6 Radon Levels with Professional Radon Mitigation

After a radon test revealed levels of 7.6 pCi/L, well above the EPA action level, an Iowa homeowner decided it was time to take proactive steps to protect the home for the future. While there were no immediate concerns, the homeowner understood the importance of reducing long-term radon exposure and improving indoor air quality. A home radon mitigation system was installed by Iowa Radon Defense Northwest to safely lower radon concentrations and prevent radon exposure poisoning  Taking action today can help reduce health risks and provide lasting peace of mind for homeowners and their families.

Iowa Homeowner Goes from Radon Skeptic to Investing in a Two-Point Mitigation System

After hearing about radon mitigation from a family member who had already addressed radon in their own home, a homeowner decided to do more research. Initially skeptical about whether a radon mitigation system was necessary, he ultimately saw the value in reducing potential radon exposure and protecting the home. A customized two-point radon mitigation system was installed, with the system exiting through the side of the home. The project gave the homeowner confidence that he had made an informed decision based on research and professional recommendations.

Radon Levels Lead Family to Plan Two-Point Mitigation System

After living in their home for several years, this family decided to take action to create a healthier indoor environment for their children. Increased media coverage and growing awareness of radon risks in their community also encouraged them to look into mitigation. A home detector showed radon levels around 9 pCi/L on the main floor, above the EPA's recommended action level of 4 pCi/L. A charcoal test kit was left to measure basement levels, with the final scope subject to those results. The proposed solution includes a two-point radon mitigation system, with extraction points serving the crawlspace and basement. This customized approach addresses the home's challenging foundation layout while helping reduce radon exposure.