Radon Defense Midwest Before & After Photos

This project was pretty simple as client wanted to add another system regardless if they already have one from another company. They really wanted to reduce their levels as low as they can. The basement was wide open as a start and the extraction point will on the center of the south wall in front of the home. Everything went smoothly. 

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.

Mike is a direct guy that works in sales and likes to hunt. He appreciates confidence and knowing what you are talking about. He now works from home in the basement and has radon levels of 12. He got this home in Elkhorn from his previous sales and is proud of it. Wanting to protect his assets, a radon mitigation is one way! 

High Radon Levels in Elkhorn, Nebraska

Met with Nathan and Robin. They had a radon test and got levels of 8 and health concerns after learning of high levels for the first time since they built the house 5 years ago. The home was a ranch with a mostly finished basement.

New Home with High Radon Levels

Lisa, a recent homeowner, discovered high radon levels during a pre-purchase inspection. The team discovered she had high levels going up to 23 pCi/L. They contacted us for a free estimate and went on with the proposed initial design. A well-placed mitigation system resolved the issue, ensuring a safe and healthy home for her and her family.