Radon Mitigation is a Work From Home Necessity 

This client of ours recently started his own busines and will be working from home most days. He started with a simple test and returned with high levels. He is concerned about the the long-term effects of radon not just for himself  but also for his family. He will be placing the radon mitigation system in the basement and might create  his office setup from there. Everything was discussed on set about the installation process, he was happy with the result!

The crew did a great job with this customer's encapsulation. They recently lost their spouse and wanted to take care of the radon levels in their home to make it as safe as possible. Our crew was able to lift that worry by encapsulating this crawl space giving them overall better indoor air quality.

Simple One-Point Radon Mitigation System Installation

This home required a one-point radon mitigation system installed on the back side of the house. Our team placed the extraction point in the unfinished basement, exiting near the HVAC system for a clean and efficient layout. A small notch in the rim joist allowed for an easy up-and-out installation. With plenty of space in the basement, the project was straightforward and ensured the home is now protected against dangerous radon levels.

Home Renovation Leads the Pals Family to Radon Mitigation

While finishing their lower level, the Pals family planned to create new bedrooms for their kids. Before completing the project, they decided to test for radon to ensure a safe living space. The results showed elevated radon levels, which can pose serious health risks, especially for children. Wanting to protect their family from radon exposure, they reached out to us for a professional radon mitigation system. Their lower level is not only ready for new bedrooms but is also safe and radon-free, giving the Pals peace of mind as their kids enjoy their new space.

High Radon Levels in Home Basement Raise Health Concerns for Family

The homeowner works in medicine and is highly focused on the health and safety of her family, especially with children regularly playing in the basement. She has lived in the home for four years and recently began tracking radon with an electronic monitor. Over the past month, radon levels have averaged around 18 pCi/L, which is well above the EPA action level. This has increased urgency to install a radon mitigation system to lower levels and protect long-term health. Reducing radon is a priority to create a safer basement environment and improve overall indoor air quality for the entire family.