Radon Defense Midwest Before & After Photos

Jeremy is a chiropractor and his wife is a nurse practitioner that works for a cancer center. They bought the house 11 years ago and he thought they did a radon test at the time but was mistaken. Recently tested for radon and learned levels were 26 so was concerned as it's really high and has avoided having his 4 kids spend as much time downstairs. Most of basement is finished but that's where the kids spend most of their time. They specifically requested to have it at the foundation from end of the home. It worked out as how they wanted it to be.

The cost of a radon mitigation system and building materials were initially inquired by this client. The team was able to discuss all components that make up the installation and how it works. They were bothered on how the system would impact their home long term but they were confident that it should protect them. Everything went well. 

This nice client was really accommodating through the team's arrival until the end of the installation. She was really sharing her story about her friend who got crazy health symptoms knowing she had high levels of radon in her home so she wanted to prevent that from happening in the future and made the decision to get her own. 

This home was for a probable client last winter time who didn't have enough budget for a system (we tried our best) and still chose to contact us now because he already has the money. We gave him a special offer as we have an ongoing $100 off promotion. It is definitely a happy feeling because the client didn't choose to look for other options and they believed in the service and quality we provide. It was a simple install from the home's laundry room going out. Everything went well and he was happy!

A father of two young children, Jerod, expressed keen interest in enhancing indoor air quality and ensuring a safer home by mitigating radon. His consumer detector indicated radon levels of 5 near the sump pit. Uncertain about the drain tile's location, which is a single tile angled into the pit, we discussed extraction options. Considering a route through the poured foundation wall, we planned to exit 10 feet away from the corner.