Radon Mitigation Installed for Newborn Baby

Kenzie and her husband just had a baby girl 2 weeks ago and bought the house about a year ago. A previous charcoal test kit (radon test) came back with levels of 11, our Eco Blue Monitor was showing a 5.5 but near an exterior door and window. The home had a mostly-finished basement and an inaccessible crawlspace. They didn't have a sump pit, so the best option to do was a sub slab extraction point in closet of guest room on backside of house and core through wall to exit, place fan and run up and around soffit. They have two friendly dogs, a golden retriever and golden doodle. Kenzie was very nice, as was her mom who was there helping with the baby. Everything went smooth as silk! Clients are happy!

Radon System Installed After Waterproofing Project Wraps Up

During a recent waterproofing project, a homeowner also had a radon inspection and testing completed. High levels were found, but the mitigation system had to wait until the waterproofing work was finished. Once the space was ready, our team stepped in to install a radon system tailored to the newly sealed environment. By waiting for the right timing, the customer ensured both waterproofing and radon mitigation would work seamlessly together. Now, the home is protected from both water intrusion and radon gas—delivering long-term peace of mind.

Radon Mitigation Installed to Protect Family Health and Indoor Air Quality

This homeowner chose to install a radon mitigation system as a proactive step toward protecting the home and reducing potential health risks caused by long-term radon exposure. Since radon is a leading cause of lung cancer among non-smokers, improving indoor air quality became a priority for the family’s safety and peace of mind. With professional radon mitigation, the home is now better protected against harmful radon gas while creating a healthier living environment for years to come.

Two-Point Radon Mitigation System Planned for Split-Level Home

A homeowner wanted to understand the location of the radiant floor system before moving forward with any decisions. For the radon mitigation project, the home requires a customized two-point system designed for its split-level layout. The mitigation system will be located in the utility room, with additional sealing needed around ductwork along one section of the wall. A sump pit in another utility room will also be properly sealed as part of the project. Careful planning and attention to these details will help create an effective radon mitigation system while working around the home's existing features.

Radon Mitigation in Kellogg, Iowa

We had a detail-oriented customer with an inaccessible crawlspace. Our technician visited the house twice and handled multiple calls and emails to figure out the scope of work. He tested for radon and found out their levels were high. We found a perfect spot in the attic near the sump pit. It was a large room, ideal spot for the radon mitigation system. The client was thrilled with the final result!