What Is Radon Before & After Photos

The radon levels in this homeowner's home, especially for the area, were high. She wanted some sort of protection for his whole home and intended to install a radon mitigation system. She was fully aware of what the effects of radon could be in years' time, so she made this decision. She was satisfied with the results and we were able to explain everything. 

This was a passive active system installation point in the storage room of a basement. The homeowner will be transforming her basement as her workplace so she needed extra protection from radon exposure. It was a simple install, and everything is good. 

Taren and her fiancé Nathan just moved into house. They're both vet techs and have several cats and dogs. Tested with radon levels of 20. The team met with Nathan who was in his late 20s and was a really nice guy. It was a slit entry home with finished basement. They had seal the sump pit. Extraction point was in the main finished space, second point coring through block wall under slab on grade living room. Route up and under drop wood ceiling and route out side of house. Everything done and good!

This was a very simple and quick install since the home had big and enough space. The homeowner needed to make sure that their basement is protected regardless if they have low levels. 

This client recently purchased this home for his family and his children spend most of their time playing in the basement since that is where their toys are placed. The client was worried that his kids might be affected by high radon exposure since he is aware that his area had high levels. He managed to book Radon Defense Midwest and got a radon mitigation system installed. He was happy about how it turned out.