What Is Radon Before & After Photos

A recent empty nester, Kari, faced challenges after losing her husband to Leukemia. With four kids, two in college and two in their mid-20s, she decided to address potential radon issues in her large ranch-style home. Initially thinking levels were 55, a previous test revealed 10.3. Despite the mix-up, Kari, dealing with processing difficulties, adjusted the project scope with understanding. The system design involved two units, five extraction points, and considerations for a sump pit with a pump and interior drain tile. Light debris removal and potential extraction points were factored in for a comprehensive solution.

Lance and Cole were able to help another family with their radon mitigation system and making sure their air quality is safer!

This was a commercial area project, and they did radon testing which resulted in elevated levels. There are quite a lot of office units and a clubhouse to consider for additional testing since some are allegedly occupied. We were able to give out a brief layout of the planning and the owner was happy that it will go through how he imagined it. They were happy on how smooth and quality our radon mitigation system is installed regardless of the size of an area. It was an amazing opportunity for the team! 

These nice homeowners noticed a musty smell in their basement and decided to test for radon. Radon Defense Midwest found high levels and installed a mitigation system, improving air quality and eliminating the smell.

This was a split level home that never had a radon mitigation system. The homeowners were a lovely couple who helped us with the movement of furniture to get a good spot for the installation. The team proceeded with a basement slab and through the wall. It was a nice experience since the couple has an idea about construction so everything was smooth sailing.