Radon Defense Midwest Before & After Photos

A radon mitigation system's extraction point typically goes through the concrete floor and beneath the property, but that wasn't an option for radon removal this time. Chuck's floors were poured with radiant heating elements so we couldn't drill through them. While there are a few options for an extraction point without drilling, we opted for a sump pit extraction point as a solution.

For this Radon mitigation system, we secured the exterior fan onto the side of the home.

This client felt sick for quite some time and wanted to see what was happening since he was always indoors. He considered getting his radon levels checked as it could relate to some symptoms. Thankfully, he got better. He still decided to get his own radon mitigation system. His home was quite huge with lots of things inside so there was some movement upon installation but besides that everything was okay. 

Since its winter season, this family wanted to make sure their home is protected from high radon levels and the symptoms it could cause. They decided to get their own radon mitigation system installed. The team was able to draft their ideal structure for the installation and everything went well! 

This client had average radon levels but was still insisting on having her radon mitigation installed for better protection in her home. She believes that the harmful effects of radon will reap out your health if left unattended. We were able to setup a sump pit sealed that goes through her attic, which she prefers in the first place. Smooth installation!