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Radon Mitigation System Cost in Arlington, Nebraska This home was sold to a new owner, which is our client. They are going to rent it out. To protect their future tenants, they decided to have a radon mitigation system installed. The tech educated client that he may need two fans because of the finished space and basement addition they made. It will be a one point in the bedroom closet and out back. The second system will be installed in the utility room for first point and second under the stairs for third chamber. Client loved the end result!

our crew was able to get this interior mitigation design installed for our customer quickly and efficiently. The homeowner was happy and felt safer in the home.

This was an average-sized home for a queer couple. They didn't believe in radon at first but hearing it from the news and being stated on facts, they made the decision to own a radon mitigation system. They chose to have a depressurization system as they wanted it directed out of the home. The installation was simple and there was ample space to start. 

This lovely couple were so excited as they have a little one along the way! They were looking into upgrading the health standards of their home and want it more protected from any hazardous elements. Knowing that radon is one, they called us initially for a free estimate and asked what's the best type of mitigation system to place  in their home. We had drafted them their options in which they were happy how it turned out! 

Ms. Jenkins, a dedicated mother and homeowner, faced a financial dilemma. She had recently invested her savings into fulfilling her children's dream of having a basketball court in their backyard. As a result, her budget for other home improvements had dwindled considerably. However, one thing remained non-negotiable in her mind—the safety and well-being of her family, particularly when it came to radon.   Ms. Jenkins knew that her unfinished basement posed a potential radon hazard, with its exposed concrete walls and unsealed cracks. Determined to protect her loved ones, she sought the assistance of a professional team to mitigate the radon levels within her home.   Despite the financial constraints, the team empathized with Ms. Jenkins' concerns and resolved to deliver a solution that fit within her limited budget. With ingenuity and expertise, they devised a cost-effective radon mitigation setup for her unfinished basement.   Undeterred by the challenges presented by the basement's state, the team meticulously sealed the cracks and installed a ventilation system, tailored to suit the specific needs of Ms. Jenkins' home. Their dedication and attention to detail shone through, as they worked tirelessly to ensure the effectiveness of the mitigation measures.   The completion of the radon mitigation setup brought immense relief to Ms. Jenkins. With a sense of gratitude, she witnessed the team's unwavering commitment to her family's safety, even in the face of financial constraints.   The great work accomplished by the team in the face of adversity left a lasting impact on Ms. Jenkins and her family. Their home now possessed an added layer of protection against radon, providing them with peace of mind and security.

What is the best method of radon mitigation? The clients were concerned about the potential health risks of radon exposure in their home, especially with young children around. After a radon test revealed high levels around 38-40 pCi/L, they decided to install a radon mitigation system for peace of mind. They also considered a sub slab depressurization method for the radon mitigation system installation. They were happy how it turned out!

Radon Mitigation in George, Iowa Solomon and his wife are a young couple that bought the house this past year. It was an old house with brick foundation and radon levels of 8.5. The installation will start with a sub slab extraction point next to plumbing stack on back wall, route out side of house and core through wall, route up. They wanted everything to be prepared before they move on to their next chapter in life. 

This client started working from home and wanted to remodel his basement into his personal office and soon to be 'man cave'. While he is starting, he wanted to make sure he is protected since he spends most of his time there. He booked with Radon Defense Midwest for a radon mitigation installation and he was very happy with his decision!

Jeff came to NRD Midwest with 18.5 pCi/L as his Radon level and wanted to mitigate for the health and safety of their home. Our team came in and installed a 2 extraction point radon system with interior aesthetic package and muffler with a breathe ez cleaner and uvc light. 

This is an interesting project as the layout of the home was a reno (renovation). There is a thin utility strip across the center of the basement. Half is finished and the rest is crawlspace. If you go on the left side of the utility strip, the sump pit needs to be crawled to in order to seal it up. Not a super comfortable thing to have to do but is about 8-10 feet crawl. From the outside of the home, the exit hole will need to be on the shorted park of the home toward the porch. Mainly wanted protection from exposure why they're getting a radon mitigation system. Inside this relates to needing to exit somewhere in the crawl space, some concerns still needed a fix. We offered the homeowner a crawlspace encapsulation and will have this considered in the future!