What Is Radon Before & After Photos

This homeowner had her home tested for radon which came out with high levels, especially in her area. She wanted to renovate her home but before that, she planned to have the mitigation system first as part of her protection. We were able to explain to her how the installation will be, and she was happy with the outcome. 

This concerned client wanted to have some piping redone with their previous radon mitigation system. They weren't really satisfied with the initial installation in their basement, so they wanted to have that corrected as it is they stay most of the time. They are also worried about their home's radon levels and want it to lower down. We have discussed all the building materials needed and how our work is worth it in a long-term span. She is happy with the result! 

This client did make sure his home was tested for radon. It's a newly renovated home and it's nice in person. He requested the best and ideal that would fit in his home's structure. We were able to draft one for him and really liked it! Installation went well.

The customer's basement renovation project included radon mitigation installation, enhancing the home's overall value and safety. He made this decision because he found out from a home inspector friend that a radon mitigation system increases the value of a home over time. It's starting to become part of safety and wellness in the government's agenda. We definitely agree with this client's perspective!

This was a small house with an interior foundation wall that's a clay tile. The team did not upcharge for the coring to give consideration for the customer. They made 3 extraction points and had a radon test before proceeding. The level returned to 20, which was a high number. The homeowner was pretty worried it would go up if left unmitigated. Hence, booking Radon Defense Midwest to solve all of their radon exposure worries.